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The Rainbow Ranch Group Retreat is a stunning and sought after venue that is located in beautiful California. It is set upon a hilltop ridgeline that is surrounded by spectacular and breathtaking 360-degree views. The Rainbow Ranch Group Retreat provides guests with an awe-inspiring, natural setting for a variety of group workshops, fitness retreats, celebrations and gatherings, these include corporate and non-profit retreats, family celebrations, weddings and vow renewals.

The Rainbow Ranch Group Retreat offers customers modern and state of the art facilities. All of which are decorated with sleek and modern furniture, tons of natural light and charming accent

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