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Accommodations at
the Gila
Rio
Lobo Guesthouse
Rio
Lobo is a cozy little 2-bedroom house built in the 1940's. It was
used as the original bunk house here at Headquarters. We've spruced
it up plenty, the hard wood floors shine and barn wood walls
provide the warmth of real western atmosphere. Living space
includes a sitting room, small kitchen, full bath and screened
porch. At 900 square feet, this little house will comfortably
sleep one single, 2 couples or 3
singles very comfortably. Amenities include all kitchen appliances,
thick towels, two full sized and one queen bed with down
comforters. Air conditioning in warmer months. All meals,
unlimited horseback riding, all cattle/ranch activities are
included in your rate.
New Mexico Ranch House
Plenty
comfortable, this renovated ranch house is nearly 100 years old!
Nestled in the trees near Bear Creek, this 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom
house has a giant veranda overlooking the horse pasture. Amenities
include rocking chairs, refrigerator, coffee maker, coffee, tea,
milk, fresh bed linens, comforters. The bathroom has an antique
claw-foot bathtub, shower and plush, thick towels. Air conditioning
during warmer summer months. All meals, unlimited horseback
riding, all cattle/ranch activities are included in your rate.
The Longhorn Guesthouse
Hang
yer hat on a set of horns! Comfortable and spacious, this
little two-bedroom Bunkhouse has it's own private
deck. One queen bed and one full sized bed separated by a full
bath with extra large tub make this a perfect spot for 2 couples
traveling together or 2 singles. Microwave, refrigerator, coffee
maker, fresh bed linens and plush, thick towels are all provided.
The Longhorn is comfortably air conditioned during warmer summer
months.
The Wrangler Log House
Hidden
in the trees along the creek, this 1700 sq ft log home offers you
western comfort and plenty of privacy. A 3/4
bedroom
loft with full bathroom upstairs and 2 bedrooms, full bathroom, and
laundry room downstairs, you'll have room to spread out and relax! Full
kitchen, living room, covered porch with rocking chairs. All meals,
unlimited horseback riding, all cattle/ranch activities are included in
your rate.
The Hideout Cabins
Four
cozy little cabins overlooking our foal pasture have all the rustic
comforts. After a full day of riding, good grub and great company,
hunker down in your own ‘hideout’.
At sun-up, treat yourself to coffee on your
private deck, experiencing the incredible quiet, magical colors,
waiting for the early morning stir of young colts nickering to be
fed. Perfect for a single -- or
a familiar two. Amenities include queen sized bed, full shower
and/or deep bath tub, thick towels, microwave, refrigerator, coffee
maker. Air conditioning during warmer months. All meals,
unlimited horseback riding, all cattle/ranch activities are
included in your rate.
The
Cloud
Splitter
The
view from here is a spectacular 360 degrees! This southwestern
pueblo-style, tri-story adobe sits high above Headquarters. It will
comfortably accommodate as many as 3 singles or 2 couples, with a
queen, full and twin sized beds. The master bedroom has a
magnificent kiva fireplace for cooler nights. Amenities include
small dining area with micro wave and small refrigerator, 2 full
bathrooms, thick towels and plush comforters. All meals, unlimited
horseback riding, all cattle/ranch activities are included in your
rate. It's recommended you arrive with your own vehicle.
~ Rastus
Line Camp Adventure
- On the Edge of the Gila Wilderness ~
$300 Per
Person/Per Night and is usually combined with Ranch Riding
Vacation. Spend one night - or more.
If
solitude is what you're looking for, this is for you!

In the old days, Cowboys used "line camps" or "sign
camps" where they were stationed to "ride line" or "ride
sign," which meant to turn back cattle straying from the home
range, follow the tracks of those which they missed, watch for
rustlers, tail-up cattle during storms and pull them from
bog-holes.
The likes of Ben Lily and Geronimo roamed the
area and this is your chance to experience a horseback riding
adventure! Rastus Cabin, on the very edge of the Gila National
Forest/Gila Wilderness provides an exciting opportunity to
recreate the life of a real cowboy. Nearly 100 years
ago, homesteader Rastus Perry settled on this remote piece of
land tucked against the great Gila Wilderness.. Rastus made his
living turning corn into "shine". Once every month his team
and wagon would haul his home brew into the town of Silver City,
nearly 40 miles away. More recently, ranchers in the area used
Rastus' cabin to work their cows, look for strays and get out of
unexpected weather.
Tighten up yer cinch! This adventure ain't
fer the feint-hearted or weak-kneed. There's no phone or fax...
just you, yer horse, endless vistas and brilliant stars at
night. This country is mind-numbing in it's beauty. Ride out in
the morning with a few supplies and head to the Cabin 10 miles
from Headquarters. We'll come back for you whenever you say.
Once there, you'll prepare yourself camp-style meals to fill yer
belly - just like the cowboys did 100 years ago. Can you handle
the quiet?? You'll get back in touch with nature's healing
powers, guaranteed! Alone with the spirits of the past, this
is the starting point for a journey back in time...a journey
your heart and mind will not soon forget!
Ranch Staff works diligently to ensure your
adventure is comfortable, exciting and safe. Range tents are
provided for added privacy or inclement weather, however
everyone must bring their own personal sleeping bags.
It's recommended this adventure be combined
with a ranch riding vacation. Spend part of your adventure in
the comfort of the ranch Guest Houses and Cabins. Each Guest
is responsible for supplying their own personal sleeping bag,
change of clothes, towel and toilet items. You'll be provided
with a Wrangler Guidr, camp food, water, horse feed, an out
house - after that, yer on yer own...well, we'll also provide
you with a cell phone, just in case!
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