Situated 15 miles from airport.  Suitable for singles, couples & families as well as less experienced riders (not advanced riders), 2 rides a day except Sundays.  Accommodation -  single to large deluxe suites, excellent food and amenities with social bar.  Highly recommended with many repeat customers. 

Situated 1 1/2 hours from Tucson.  Comfortable cabins, suitable for all levels of riding, home style meals in friendly family surrounding.  2 Rides everyday except Sundays & Thurs pm with 1 ride.  Good food BYOL, Beer & wine for sale.

Small guest ranch with cattle. Flying E is the ideal place for your "real" western vacation. It is located on a mesa at 2400 feet, just 4 miles west of Wickenburg, land marked by the famous Vulture Peak, home of the historical Vulture Gold Mine.  18  Guest rooms surround the main lodge where you can enjoy the spacious lounge, join in music, card games or just kick off your boots, relax and watch TV. All rooms have wet bars, private baths, twin or king-size beds and, if required, electric blankets, too! Reliable horses, trail wise and individually selected by competent wranglers for both the experienced and the novice rider.  Breakfast cookouts, lunch rides to scenic areas and chuck wagon feeds are regular events at the Flying E, Sundays one ride only

Suitable for all levels of riding, superb children's programme, Luxury guest ranch, 74 casita style rooms, excellent cuisine, 2 rides a day plus all day cookout ride each week, slow scenic rides & some loping.   Luxury spa treatments charged separately.  Also women only horsemanship clinics available - plse ask for details.  Something for everyone at this ranch - highly recommended

This very special ranch is located in the far west of the State with views of the Hualapai, Mohave and Buck Mountains near the town of Yucca. They have the unique ability to offer a completely barrier-free vacation to all disabled travellers and their families. There is a real need for this and they want to be the pioneer in offering this unparalleled travel opportunity to their guests. They are completely handicapped accessible. There are two separate guest buildings housing 10 guest rooms in total. There are also two "Family Homes" with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room and a fireplace in each unit. The riding programme varies from slow and scenic to challenging mountain rides and advanced loping rides in sandy washes. A rental car is recommended.

A ranch road climbs from the San Bernadino Valley and the San Simon Valley in south-eastern Arizona into a box canyon that once sheltered Apaches. You are surrounded by the Chiricahua Mountains, whose rocky peaks reach 9,000 feet. This is rancher country where generations of pioneering families worked and preserved the land. Today, this ranch land is surrounded by 500,000 acres of national forest and wilderness. The abundance of water has drawn people here for thousands of years. In fact, the foundations of ancient Indian villages can still be seen. The 10 double occupancy guest rooms - each with a private bath - reflect the ranch's rustic elegance in every detail, including an eclectic collection of local art and memorabilia.

They generally offer two rides a day, each about two to three hours long. The trails range from grassy meadows to more challenging terrain. Arena games, pole bending, barrel racing, cattle sorting, team penning. Riding lessons available for novice and experienced riders at an extra charge, as well as cattle drives usually scheduled at the beginning of each month.  Open year round. Any day start.

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Situated 60 miles from Phoenix.  Exceptional western ranch recommended to all level of riders including advanced.  2 rides a day except Sundays and holidays when one ride only.  Good home cooked food and excellent accommodation.  8 Rooms in lodge plus cottages, suitable for single, couples and families, very casual.  Bar available.     Wickenburg Highlights are Gold Rush Days in 8-10 February 2008 celebrate Wickenburg's history,, Country Music "Bluegrass Festival" in  November 2008 and Cowboy Poetry in first week of Dec 2008.  Women only weeks one week in Jan and Feb 2009   click here for more info