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Multisport Dude Ranching Roy, New Mexico By Tim Brookes & Jeff Rice
CAPACITY – 12 guests SADDLE UP – This is a working ranch, where guests play cowboy on all-day rides moving cattle around the open plains and high mesas of northeastern New Mexico. Trail rides skirt canyons, rimrock, and mesas—and riders choose how far to go OUT OF THE SADDLE – Hike to dinosaur digs, where you'll find fossilized footprints and Apache petroglyphs, or fish for bass and catfish in a stocked pond. A day of Class III-IV rafting on the Rio Grande near Taos is offered for $92. LODGING – The six-bedroom guest house is decorated with western gear; some rooms have a private bathroom with Jacuzzi.
KIDS – No specific program, but children will love the hayride and double-daring their parents to taste Rocky Mountain oysters. COST – $950 per adult for five days; $850 per child ages three to 16; kids under three stay free. Recommended for children over six. CONTACT – 800-687-3833, www.hartleyranch.com
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