2025 Chief Joseph Days Ranch Rodeo

June 27th & June 28th

People wearing cowboy hats sitting at tables with red tablecloths, inside a sunlit venue.
Group of cowboys riding horses on a grassy hillside overlooking a lake and mountains.

Chief Joseph Days Ranch Rodeo - Your Weekend of Fun and Traditions!

📅 Mark Your Calendar - June 27th and June 28th

🤠 FRIDAY, June 27th 🏞️ Wallowa Lake Trail Ride & Dinner

Kick off your weekend with a memorable journey to the top of the East Moraine! Join us at 2:30 pm for our traditional trail ride, a tribute to the scenic beauty of our land. After the trail ride join us in the Thunder Room for a catered beef dinner, live and silent auctions, a full bar, and more! All proceeds raised will go directly to the Chief Joseph Days Scholarship Program for local Wallowa County students.

🍽️ Dinner Tickets: 🎟️

Adults: $20.00

Children (5-10): $10.00

Kids (4 & under): FREE

🌟 SATURDAY, June 28th 🐎 Ranch Rodeo

Saddle up and head to the Harley Tucker Memorial Rodeo Arena for an exciting ranch rodeo starting at 12:30 pm. It's a true showcase of local working cowboys and cowgirls, demonstrating the indispensable skills that define their lives in the open fields. Feel the pulse of the Old West in a laid-back atmosphere that captures the essence of ranching traditions. There will be concessions, including cold beer and seltzers!

🎟️ Tickets Available at the Gate:

Adults: $5.00

Children (5-10): $3.00

Kids (4 & under): FREE

Join Us for a Weekend of Western Spirit and Community Celebration! 🌄🤩

Rodeo scene with cowboys roping a calf, horses and spectators in the background.
Rodeo event with a cowboy on horseback chasing a steer in a dusty arena, surrounded by spectators and other riders.
Cowboy in plaid shirt tying calf's legs in rodeo arena, horse and rider in background.

CJD Ranch Rodeo: Where Cowboys Shine for a cause!

In 2008, a spirited group of Chief Joseph Days Members united under a shared vision: to create an exceptional fundraiser that would bolster scholarship funds for deserving local high school seniors. This innovative idea gave birth to the CJD Ranch Rodeo, a non-PRCA event* that has been a shining star on the horizon for over a decade.

Scholarship Dream: At the heart of this thrilling rodeo stands a profound commitment to the community's youth. Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Inc. awards scholarships to three local high school seniors, paving the way for their bright futures. The CJD Ranch Rodeo became the driving force behind this noble cause.

A Glimpse Into Cowboy Life: Beyond the dazzling spectacle, the CJD Ranch Rodeo offers an intimate window into the lives of working cowboys and cowgirls. It's a chance for these local heroes to showcase their skills, their dedication, and their deep-rooted connection to the land and the animals they work with.

Spectator's Delight: For the audience, this rodeo is more than a show; it's an experience. It's a front-row seat to the captivating world of working cattle ranchers, a world that many only read about in tales of the Old West. The CJD Ranch Rodeo brings that world to life, providing a chance to witness the grit and glory of ranch life up close and personal.

Over the years, the CJD Ranch Rodeo has become a symbol of unity and community spirit. It's where the past and the future intersect, where tradition meets innovation, and where the dreams of local students take flight. It's not just a rodeo; it's a legacy of giving, a celebration of the working cowboy spirit, and a scholarship lifeline for the next generation.

Promotional flyer for the 16th Annual Ranch Rodeo thanking sponsors and announcing scholarship recipients. Includes major sponsors, team awards, events, special awards, dinner auction sponsors, and scholarship recipient names.
Image featuring the announcement of 2024 scholarship recipients from Chief Joseph Days Rodeo. Shows four recipients: Rose Christensen from Joseph Charter School, Codi Cunningham and Lily Royes from Enterprise High School, and Sophie Moeller from Wallowa High School. Also includes a Chief Joseph Days Rodeo logo.