Ranch Experiences

Live the cowboy or cowgirl life at one of Kansas' authentic working ranches. Learn to rope and ride, or just relax in the solitude of a world where so few still live and the stars light your night.  

Gyp Hill Excursions

408 S/ Spring
Lonker Ranch, Woodward Rd.
Medicine Lodge, KS 67104
Phone: 620-727-7149

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Experience cattle drives, working cattle, and riding horses on the ranch. Fishing, hunting, hiking,climbing, and camping are opportunities, as well as cookouts, and sand plum picking! More

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Gypsum Hill Trail Rides

1801 N.W. Forest City Road
West Hwy 160 - (9 miles to entrance)
Medicine Lodge, KS 67104
Phone: 620-886-5390

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Bring your horse to ride through the Gypsum Hills on the historic Gant-Larson Ranch. Riding the trails, hiking, camping, and pack trips are also offered year-round. Special offer guided rides, ... More

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JL Canyon Ranch

746 28th Rd
Box 123
Brookville, KS 67425
Phone: (785) 225-6782

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Guided trail rides and hayrack rides year-round. Access to over 3,600 acres of native pasture in the scenic Smoky Hills. Bow hunting and four spring fed ponds with excellent fishing. Stables and ... More

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Kerry Kuhn Enterprises

9345 NW Elms
JJ Ranch
Coats, KS 67028
Phone: 620-672-5639

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Learn a gentle communication between man and his horse using trust and safety. Riders of all levels may find obstacles along trails on the beautiful JJ Ranch in NW Barber County. (Reservation ... More

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Lazy N Ranch

8450 Lake Elbo Road
Saint George, KS 66535
Phone: 785-494-2100

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Totally secluded. Provides fishing, hunting for deer, quail, and turkey, and walking trails. Open year round. More

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Lone Star Lake Bison Ranch

588 N 300 Rd
Overbrook, KS 66524
Phone: (785) 594-2926

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Step back in time and imagine the vast sea of brown that settlers traveling westward on the Santa Fe Trail experienced. Bison have thrived for thousands of years on the native prairie grasses that ... More

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