Red Top Meadows
Red Top Meadows is a 14-bed residential treatment and therapeutic wilderness program established in 1980 to serve adolescent males. The facility is located on 20 acres bordering the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
“…making connections, developing relationships with kids…”
– Dick Lundeen, Therapist
Residential Treatment Program
Placement of a child at Red Top Meadows is a logical step when the child is not able to function in their home and school environments. It can be a helpful transition between old negative cycles of behavior and developing healthier more productive ways of dealing with life’s difficulties.
Therapeutic Wilderness Experiences
Wilderness trips have been a part of the Red Top program since 1982. The combination of the wilderness environment, adventure activities, and the sense of community formed by living closely in the mountains provides endless opportunities for learning and personal growth.