Exploring the lava canyon trails at Roadhouse Ranch

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AN ON-SITE HIGH-DESERT EXPERIENCE

One reason guests choose Roadhouse Ranch & Camp is the chance to explore a high-desert landscape without leaving the property. The ranch has private trails and a natural lava canyon, giving a stay here a sense of place beyond the campsite or yurt itself.


START WITH THE RANCH


Give yourself some unhurried time to walk the property. Notice the juniper, volcanic rock and changing light rather than treating the trail as another stop to rush through. Guests have called out the canyon and views as memorable parts of their stay.


PLAN FOR HIGH-DESERT CONDITIONS


Conditions can change with the season and time of day. Wear sturdy shoes, carry water and sun protection, and keep children close around uneven ground and any canyon edges. Ask the team which areas are open and suitable for your group before heading out. Trail conditions and access can change, so follow current guidance on the property.


PAIR A WALK WITH A COMFORTABLE STAY


After exploring, head back to your furnished yurt or dry campsite. Shared hot showers, flush toilets and gathering spaces make it easier to linger at the ranch. If you are camping, remember that individual sites have no electric, water or sewer hookups, so bring what you need for your stay.


CHOOSE YOUR WAY TO STAY


Compare available sites and yurts for your dates, then check the details of the exact accommodation you select. For questions about trail access or the best fit for your group, call (541) 224-6566.

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