Garrett Reid
Garrett grew up in Bountiful, Utah, as a suburbanite. In 2011 he met his beautiful wife, Holland, who grew up guiding horseback rides and pack trips every summer in the backcountry of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Her dad managed a resort there called Reds Meadow Resort and Pack Station, and in 2012, Garrett and Holland decided to work there together for the summer as a way to get to know each other better and really see if the relationship was going to go to the next step. That summer, Garrett went from suburbanite to “junior packer”, singing on the trails on horseback all summer: “I should’ve been a cowboy, I should’ve learned to rope and ride, Wearin’ my six-shooter, ridin’ my pony on a cattle drive, Stealin’ [a] young [girl’s heart], Just like Gene and Roy, Singin’ those campfire songs, Woah, I should’ve been a cowboy”
That summer on, Garrett had the country lifestyle embedded into his soul and a desire to have a western way of life.
In 2013 when he and his new wife were looking for a house, he was looking to buy a home to start their family, on property that could bring in a little extra income. When this property came up for sale with 2.5 acres and barns, it seemed like a no-brainer. They named their place “Reid’s Meadow” in respect of Red’s Meadow. It has since evolved and improved into Double Diamond Hill Ranch. Great people and horses have been integral in making it a community-building place, and it has become that and more. It has developed into a place where people can not only build relationships with others, but with horses. The Reids have always enjoyed making and building relationships through horse activities, and felt that there was a need for that type of connection in this community.
Tyson Davis
Lexy Lund
Biscuit
Chief
Cholla
Denise
Maverick
Goose
Reno
Reina