Business Description
"You'll come as guests, and leave feeling like family."
Stagecoach Trails Guest Ranch is 11 miles down a dirt road situated between three mountain ranges and a valley full of trails. Our remote location gives us the ability to use thousands and thousands of acres of undeveloped land for horseback riding. There are no subdivisions in sight, just the occasional desert dwelling so every horseback ride includes the feeling of being a pioneer roaming the old west. Visit with us and enjoy home-cooked meals daily in our Hualapai Dining room where guests and staff always eat together. We also have a swimming pool, hot-tub, Frontier Lodge with billiards & game tables, ping-pong, tether ball, horseshoes, basketball, and playground. Not to mention every kid’s favorite toys – dogs, cats,donkeys, goats and horses! Many nights there are activities like campfires, game night, horseshoe and billiards tournaments, line dancing, and more. All guests go out on two horseback rides per day and have a choice of walking, trotting, loping, or a combination of all three. We also have a wheelchair ramp so everyone who is willing and able, or disabled, has the ability to ride a horse. (no riding on Sundays)
While staying with us you can visit many local attractions like The Grand Canyon (3.5 hrs), Las Vegas (2.5 hrs), Hoover Dam (1.5 hrs), Lake Havasu City (1 hr), Route 66 and Oatman Gold Town (1.25 hrs), or just stay put and enjoy the tranquility and mountain views.
We offer three room choices: 1 Queen bed with full sleeper futon and 1 bath, 2 double beds with 1 bath, Family Home with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and living room w/fireplace (1 bedroom has two double beds while the other has 1 Queen bed)
Stagecoach Trails is family owned and operated and our motto is – “You’ll come as guests, and leave feeling like family”
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