The best days start outdoors and end together—at least that’s what Lone River and Diamond Cross Ranch are declaring with their latest collaboration.

Built on their shared ranch roots, Lone River and DCR’s latest venture—an exclusive Après Ski merch line—was designed with durability, comfort, and versatility at the forefront, rendering the pieces the perfect staples for customers’ next trip to the slopes.

Following the success of their first collaboration, Lone River and Diamond Cross Ranch have reunited, launching a new, four-piece line to transition snow sports enthusiasts (and everyday consumers) “from the trailhead through the last light of day and into après.”

Available for purchase immediately, the Après Ski collection includes an Après Ski Hoodie ($195)—a heavyweight layer engineered for the busiest days. The line also features a versatile long-sleeve tee ($88), a trucker hat ($39) available in blue or green, and a beanie ($39)—a cold-weather essential for the early mornings and long nights.

According to an official press release, the Lone River and Diamond Cross Ranch Après Ski line will also be available in person at the new Diamond Cross Ranch Apparel store in Jackson Hole, with surprise appearances by Katie Beal Brown, Founder & CEO of Lone River Beverage Co.

Diamond Cross Ranch is one of Jackson Hole’s last privately held, historic ranches, according to their website. For generations, DCR has hosted those who share a love of the outdoors on its property for lavish overnight stays, weddings, and other events.

“There’s something special about skiing in cowboy country — it’s where our love of the outdoors and our ranch roots come together,” Beal Brown said. “We wanted this collection to reflect that shared way of life.”

Luke Long, DCR Apparel Co-Founder & CEO, echoed the sentiment, saying, “Our shared ranch roots mixed with Lone River’s adventurous spirit guided every choice in this collection.”

“We can’t wait for people to get their hands on these pieces and see how they fit into their own days on the move,” Long added.

Lone River was founded by Beal Brown, who wanted to “introduce America to the taste and tradition of Far West Texas,” according to the company’s website.

Inspired by the region’s breathtaking landscape and beverages, Beal Brown created Ranch Water, Lone River’s “cult-favorite cocktail” made with tequila, lime, and soda water.

No stranger to innovation, Lone River put a spin on their Ranch Water in the summer of 2025, unveiling a zesty drink: Lemonade Splash Variety Pack.

The variety pack features four new flavors: Classic Agave, Prickly Pear, Hot Honey, and Blueberry.

“Lightly carbonated, gluten free and with 100 calories or less and no more than 3g of sugar per can, Lone River Lemonade Splash is crafted with quality ingredients you can feel good about. And at 4% ABV, it’s the perfect option to responsibly enjoy post-adventure,” the press release stated.

Lone River partnered with Strava, the world’s leading fitness-tracking platform and social network, and Cooldown, a fast-growing community-focused run club, for the launch, hoping to inspire people to turn “small, everybody moments into something worth celebrating.”

Whether big or small, Lone River’s Lemonade Splash was intended to be enjoyed after every win.

“At LR, we’ve always believed the spirit of the West is more than a place — it’s a way of life rooted in independence, grit, and forging your own path,” Beal Brown said.

“Our partnerships with Strava and Cooldown are about honoring that spirit — inviting people to embrace everyday adventures and find joy in the journey, where movement leads to meaningful connections with the outdoors and with one another.”

This sentiment rings true, as evidenced by the multitude of Instagram clips showing consumers savoring their Lemonade Splash drinks with loved ones.