Geronimo Trail Guest Ranch

Few of the ranches we offer are in such a remote location, over 70 miles from the nearest Interstate. This is part of the charm of Geronimo Trail however, the drive is almost all on tarmac.

Once you arrive, you will find they are off the power grid; electricity comes from solar arrays supplemented by generators as necessary. Cell phone coverage ceased miles back down the road so your stay will be undisturbed.

Their water comes from stream fed wells and the taste is spectacular. The cabins are set among the pine trees, accommodation is made up of four separate units in two cabins. You will find Native decoration and design in both the cabins.

Each cabin has a sitting area, a full private bath, covered porch and is heated with a propane fireplace. There is a coffee maker, complimentary water bottles and fresh baked cookies.

The ranch has millions of vastly varied acres to ride over, the terrain is spectacularly different.

They have a wonderful group of well-trained, responsive horses that are good for any riding ability.

For your comfort, you will be paired with the same horse during your entire stay unless you request a different one. If one of their wranglers feels you would be better suited to another mount, they will arrange this for you. The wrangler to guest ratio is small so there is always someone close by to assist.

The horses are well accustomed to covering these vastly different terrains at this ranch. Typical trips are two hours with both morning and afternoon rides. For the adventurous rider, all-day rides with a picnic are also available!

While occasionally necessary,  they make every effort to avoid 'nose to tail' trail riding.

The riding weight limit is 17 stone.

The location, the riding and full board accommodation are the main ingedients of a stay at Geronimo Trail. There is so much land to ride over, they refer to it as "unlimited riding".

Other activities that ranch guests enjoy are: big campfires at night with s'mores and fantastic stargazing, western entertainment, music and dancing in the Rec Hall, sing-a-longs, indoor and outdoor games, fishing, photography, horseback riding lessons or just reading a good book on one of many bench swings.