GRAB YOUR SOMBRERO and
join us for a glimpse of traditional ranch
life little changed since early Spanish
settlement! Let experienced guides
take you into the spectacular mountains
of OLD CALIFORNIA. Riding through colorful
cactus garden valleys and into lush palm
springs you’ll meet some of the
wonderful local folks of the remote ranches
of Baja.
Visit the renowned World Heritage Rock Art sites and famous roadless ranches, near the village of San Ignacio in the heart of the peninsula.
Since 1988 we’ve been running
great trips for small groups in the outback
desert - unique journeys into the heart
of the sierra and its historical ranch
culture. For nearly 300 years the only
way to travel these mountains had been
on horseback. It’s still
the best!
Click a photo above to see many more photos in that category.
We hope you enjoy the gallery photos; credits to guides, friends and Richard Jackson of SoulCatchingImages.com and owner of Las Cabañas de Loreto.
Saddling Trip Dates - For those of you returning to our web site, Welcome Back! Please note that as of 2018 all itineraries will list only Riding Days. We will no longer offer a Full-Package itinerary. We have pages posted with very helpful information on how to travel to a trail-head, a DIY list of possibilities, and also names of other companies offering fully catered tours if you prefer. We can make a custom tour with all meals, ground travel, hotels, etc included... ask us.
Meals - This coming season we will provide you with a great breakfasts and dinners prepared by our staff. For Lunches it will be BYO. Our lunch ideas list is included in your trip confirmation packet upon sign-up.
Pricing - Because we are asking folks to take the reins to get themselves to the trailheads and no longer including hotels or ground transportation we are charging for just the actual trail days. We can help you arrange with other folks on tour to drive or taxi to San Ignacio or the trail head too. That often happens just a couple of weeks prior to the trip dates.
Hope to see you soon on a Baja trail !
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