About Cimarron Ranch

When visitors mount a horse at Cimarron Ranch, they not only stand at the heads scenic trails—they also ride in the wake of horsemen such as Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. The ranch dates back to the 1930s, when it regularly hosted stage and screen legends as they vacationed. Over the decades, the resort’s main attractions have remained the same as back then: idyllic scenery, a commitment to the art of horsemanship, and a complete lack of damsels in distress. Amid the 450-acre facility, riders learn both English and Western styles within a lighted outdoor arena or a vast array of trails, studying proper horsemanship and riding essentials under the tutelage of certified instructors.