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| - I love horses but the young, old, and first timers will all enjoy it. We did the evening time ride. It was a ride off into the sunset. The talk of the land, Native Americans, and history of some of the land and horses was really nice, and the peace and serenity was unspeakable. I wished the ride was longer. But you ride with a great staff and they are awesome and friendly and helpful.
Bring a jacket, and dont forget your sunscreen. ;)
Bring your camera, cause your going to need and want it! I've done some photography but riding and taking pictures was something fun to adapt to indeed. I have some memories of a lifetime.
This place is connected to a little saloon and bonnies restaurant (that was literally built from the ground up by even the wood from the land making its tables and chairs) and the ranch itself.
After the glorious ride you end with a fire and a full dinner and dessert!
On a great note, they pick you up and drop you off too, so no worries in how you'll get there, and no worries on how you will get home either because they do it for you which is super awesome!
For those that are first timers out doors: wear jeans and/or cargo pants, tennis shoes or boots. Layers is best with tank tops or tshirts and a jacket too (depending on how hot or cold you will feel), sunscreen and sunglasses (and a hat) to help prevent the kickbacks of the dust from riding on the horses together.. Ladies don't try to be cute in heels you will break something (lol) , its not the place nor the time. Sunscreen (even at sunset the Nevada sun can affect your skin), wear something you won't mind that will get a little dusty and dirty.
You are after all, on a horse, out in the west.
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