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Gracie's Farm Growing Strong Roots at The Lodge at Blue Sky

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At Blue Sky, farming is more than a job; it’s a sacred philosophy. Our female-led team of FarmHers cultivate deep, profound connections with the land, animals and people that call Blue Sky home.

  • Sustainability and reverence for the land are at the forefront of the Gracie’s Farm ethos.

  • Farm Hours of Operation: Monday – Saturday from 9am to 3pm | Closed on Sundays

  • Tours available May-September

  • Guests under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian with them

Our Original FarmHer

Meet Lynsey

Lynsey remembers the first time her grandmother gave her a snap pea to eat fresh from the vine as a young child. Vibrant green, perfectly crunchy, and with a complex flavor she had never before experienced from store-bought vegetables, Lynsey knew then that growing your own food with patience and reverence held a special kind of magic. As an adult, Lynsey dedicated herself to the craft of farming. She employs the best sustainable growing techniques with a focus on soil integrity, and does ongoing in-depth reviews of climate patterns to plan out which crops will be grown and harvested throughout the year. In the same way that Blue Sky tends to the needs of each individual guest, Lynsey and her team tend to the needs of each individual plant.
Greenhouses at Gracie's Farm
Farming Director Lynsey
Farming Director Lynsey

Our Original FarmHer

Meet Lynsey

Lynsey remembers the first time her grandmother gave her a snap pea to eat fresh from the vine as a young child. Vibrant green, perfectly crunchy, and with a complex flavor she had never before experienced from store-bought vegetables, Lynsey knew then that growing your own food with patience and reverence held a special kind of magic. As an adult, Lynsey dedicated herself to the craft of farming. She employs the best sustainable growing techniques with a focus on soil integrity, and does ongoing in-depth reviews of climate patterns to plan out which crops will be grown and harvested throughout the year. In the same way that Blue Sky tends to the needs of each individual guest, Lynsey and her team tend to the needs of each individual plant.

Rooted in Sustainability

Learn how Gracie's Farm became a thriving ecosystem that everyone loves to visit.

Gracie's Farm

Then

The plot of land on which Gracie’s Farm now thrives consisted mostly of hard-packed dirt with no existing infrastructure. After intense work to create rows for planted crops with rich, nutrient-dense soil, building raised planter beds and hoop houses, and...

Now

Gracie’s Farm employs a “no-till” method, eschewing convenient, modern farming machinery for working the land by hand and with the aid of selective animal rotation. A “broadfork” is one of the most well-used hand-tools at Gracie’s, literally resembling a...

Guest Experiences at Gracie’s Farm

Tour at Gracie's Farm

Guided Farm Tours | Thursday and Saturday | 11 am - 12 pm

Visit Gracie's Farm to learn about sustainable growing practices and to see what's growing. This experience is subject to availability; advanced booking is required.

Child playing with chickens

Fridays: Little Vaquero’s Kids Camp at the Farm

Visit Gracie's Farm to learn about farm life, the plants that are grown there, pick vegetables, and learn about beekeeping.

Tour at Gracie's Farm

Gracie's Farm School

Spend time on the farm with one of our passionate “farmhers” learning the tricks of the trade, the secrets for creating a biodiverse farm, and how we’ve implemented sustainable practices. This experience is subject to availability; advanced booking is required.

What's growing at Gracie's Farm?

Spring

Arugula, speciality salad greens, scallions, chives, turnips, radish, pac choi, spinach, herbs, lettuce and broccoli raab

Early Summer

Arugula, baby beets, carrots, garlic scapes, scallions, turnips, radish, lettuce, little gem lettuce, frisée, Swiss chard, kale, herbs and snap peas

Late Summer

Beets, beans, garlic, tomato, eggplant, cucumber, turnips, hot pepper, kale, chard, lettuce, fennel, summer squash, basil and potatoes

Fall

Arugula, specialty salad greens, beets, carrots, garlic, scallion, tomatoes, turnips, kale, chard, lettuce, fennel, potatoes, radish and winter squash

Fresh vegetables

Chickens outside coop

Animals at Gracie's Farm

  • Chickens: Our feathered friends have tons of personality and give us beautifully colored eggs.

  • Cows: Mellow and wise, our rescue cows love to cuddle. Yes. Cow cuddling is a thing.

  • Horses: Our special rescue horses at Saving Gracie Equine Healing Foundation love visits, especially if you bring them an apple.

  • Bees: Our thriving colony of bees provides the farm with important pollinators for our wildflowers, and produces beautiful honey with a light, botanical flavor.

Beyond the Farm

The hard work of our FarmHers has wide-reaching impact.

1

Gracie’s Farm produce is used in the weekly menu design at Yuta, The Lodge at Blue Sky’s signature restaurant, and in private dining experiences

2

The chickens give us their gift of eggs daily. If you come down to visit you can collect eggs and our Chef can prepare them for your breakfast the next morning. 

3

Honey from our thriving bee colony is used at Yuta, in The Bar for various craft cocktails, and in certain restorative treatments at Edge Spa

4

Wildflowers and herbs are used for in-room bath experiences at the Lodge, and in foot-soaks and healing poultices at Edge Spa

5

Weekly organic farm bundles are available for the Blue Sky team and local community.

6

Regular produce donations are taken to our friends at People’s Health Clinic in Park City, who provide critical non-emergency primary care to the uninsured population of Summit County

Gallery

See the daily activities and animals that bring Gracie's Farm to life.

Honey from Gracie's Farm is used in Blue Sky's restaurant, bar and spa.
Our FarmHers lead Day at the Farm experiences every summer.
Chicken at Gracie's Farm. Photo by Patrick Brandenburg.
Cow at Gracie's Farm. Photo by Patrick Brandenburg.
Farmer Lynsey Gammon harvests turnips for use at YUTA, Blue Sky's restaurant.
Travel deeper with curated hands-on kids activities at Gracie's Farm.
Farmer Lynsey Gammon harvests garlic scapes.
Gracie, the namesake of Saving Gracie's Equine Healing Foundation and Gracie's Farm. Photo by Patrick Brandenburg.
Rows of plants grow in the hot summer sun at Gracie's Farm.
Gracie's Farm crops growing with rich, nutrient-dense soil in hoop houses.
Gracie's Farm tours are an unforgettable, hands-on view into the world of sustainable farming.