Description
Circa 1857. Secluded on more than 30,000 scenic acres of Chinati and Cienega Mountains in Big Bend region, this working longhorn ranch is surrounded by lush, spring-fed orchards. Three historic forts: El Cibolo, La Cienega and La Morita are listed in the National Register. Now fully restored, the adobe walls, cottonwood beams, saltillo tile floors and period antiques reflect traditional Mexican architecture and style. Romantic guest bedrooms and suites offer extensive amenities, fireplaces, down comforters and hand-stitched quilts. Three highly acclaimed, gourmet meals are served in the dining room, veranda or poolside. Enjoy a breakfast trail ride on horseback, or a lunch can be packed for hiking excursions. Archery, mountain bikes, clay target shooting, a stocked lake with bass and perch, cattle drives, paddle boats, a stargazing telescope, hammocks and 4-wheel drive tours are among the many activities offered. Spa services include a full resort staff. Visit the onsite pioneer ruins, museum, ranger camp, Indian caves and pictographs.
This property has been featured in Town & Country, Southern Living, New York Times, Oprah, Texas Country Reporter, Grand Champion.
