Getaway Today Package

Travel Package available through June 15, 2022

Travel Package including Lodging and Breakfast each morning of your stay Plus one ranch activity per person per night booked. Activities include Horseback Riding, Archery, and UTV Tours. Rates starting at $129 per night, based on double occupancy. Rates do not include tax and service charge. Rates vary depending on selected dates and room type. NOTE: This Package can only be booked on this Site.

Full Guest Ranch Package

Includes lodging, 3 meals daily, all Horseback Riding (except lessons), Archery, kid’s shooting (BB guns), soft drinks at the bar, bar snacks, Evening Entertainment, and Shuttle to Tombstone.

Working Ranch Package

This Cowboy Experience will include checking and moving cattle, riding and fixing fence, checking wells, cattle ponds and the dam. Ranch work will last 2 ½ to 6 hours daily and the activities will be set by ranch schedule and need. The Working Ranch Package is available weekdays, Monday through Friday. The regular Guest Ranch riding schedule is available for weekends and any other open time. The Working Ranch Package is available to riders 12 years and older.

Spring Roundup at Tombstone Monument Ranch

May 3 ->10, 2021

Spring Cattle Drive and Roundup

Package Details

Tombstone Monument Ranch & Cattle Company

Enjoy our 1880 (est.) Working Cattle Guest Ranch in Modern Comfort and Historic Style.

Tombstone Monument Ranch & Cattle Company, a working cattle guest ranch, is located 2 ½ miles from the center of the West’s most iconic cowboy town, “Tombstone, Arizona.” We are situated in the Tombstone hills in Cochise County, and the ranch includes and is surrounded by historic mines, hand dug wells, old railroad trestles and ancient Indian Petroglyphs.
The ranch itself is built in the image of an old west town. The rooms line the street and are each individually styled. Guests can wake up in the “Grand Hotel”, the “Marshall’s Office” the “Blacksmith’s” or even the “Jail”.

Our “Old Trappman Saloon” invites you to burst through the swing doors, slide a whisky down the bar and enjoy the evening entertainment. Learn how to play 5 card draw, Texas Hold ‘em or Faro (Wyatt Earp’s game) with Arizona Bill, Wyatt Earp, and there is even a chance to dance to live music 2-3 nights a week.

The varied trail riding suits all riders. We take slow, scenic rides, fast rides with trotting and loping. Specialty rides that include half day rides to the town of Tombstone, Beer and Cheetos rides, a tequila tasting ride, and a popular history ride for those who want to know more about the surrounding area, cowboys, miners and Apaches and the All Day Ride to the ghost town, Fairbank.

Cattle work is also available for guests to participate in and riding lessons are offered (extra charge).

For those looking to relax we have a swimming pool, hot tub, peace and quiet and beautiful Arizona sunshine. Tombstone weather is typically 8 degrees cooler than Tucson year-round. Other ranch activities include shooting with an instructor and tutored archery lessons. There are numerous trails around the ranch for hiking and we also organize off ranch activities.

“Best Dude Ranch of the West”

Tombstone Monument Ranch named by True West Magazine for 2021.

Riding

The dramatic landscape surrounding the ranch was and in many ways still is the real wild west and our rides take you there. Ride by ancient Indian Petroglyphs . . .

Tombstone

The most famous old west town Tombstone is just 3 miles east of the ranch. Step back in time and relive the town’s turbulent past, stroll the wooden boardwalks, unwind at Big Nose Kate’s Saloon or rest in the shade of the world’s largest Rose Tree, the history is captivating.

History

The ranch had humble beginnings as a small cattle ranch that was homesteaded by the Trappmans in 1880. In the bar area, you can still view the original . . .

The Cowboy Up Podcasts

Brought to you directly from the White Stallion Ranch. It’s straight talk about all things western: Ranching, Mustangs, Livestock, Land, People, History, Music, Books & Art and featuring in-depth discussions with notable guests. H. Alan Day of the Lazy B Ranch and Russell True of White Stallion Ranch, both prominent southern Arizona ranchers and lifelong cowboys, host this weekly podcast and share their knowledge, experiences, and appreciation of The West.

The Cowboy Up Podcast

Dude rancher Russell True and cowboy H. Alan Day team up in Tucson, Arizona to talk all things Western. They’ll share adventures from the range, from the seat of a plane’s cockpit, from the back of a horse. (You may wonder how they lived to tell their tales!) And they’ll have a roundup of guests, Western writers, horse lovers, chuckwagon chefs, ranchers, nature lovers. It’s the West now and then.

On June 25, 1876, General George Custer and some 200 soldiers perished in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Their wives soon learned of the outcome. They were now widows. How these women coped and survived is the subject of the new book, “The Widowed Ones,” written by New Times bestselling author, actress and comedienne, Chris Enss. She chats with Russell and Alan about what she discovered about these brave and amazing women.

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