Kenton Ranch, Cimarron County Oklahoma
This 1,200 acre territory features dramatic scenery consisting of deep canyons and vast mesas. No power lines or towers interrupt the incredible skyline, as much of the land has never been disturbed by humans. The true outdoorsman or the misplaced mountain-man can experience genuine frontier adventures throughout the seemingly endless lands of the ranch.

The property, just miles from the Black Mesa Park as well as Lake Etling, stretches throughout Baca County, Colorado and Cimarron County, Oklahoma. The Santa Fe Trail surrounds the ranch with a northern route in Colorado and a southern route flanking the Oklahoma property.

Natural ground cover, trees, and creeks weaving through the mesas and ravines. The diverse terrain provides excellent shelter for wild game including White Tail and Mule deer, Merriam Turkey, antelope and quail. Guests may catch sight of Big Horn sheep, deer, elk and other wildlife just a quarter of a mile from the lodge.

This territory provides a stunning backdrop for you to enjoy the Hunt of a Lifetime. Contact us for more information on how to customize your hunt.

The ranch is an ideal location for family vacations, corporate team building and other retreats. We offer a variety of accommodations including a luxurious three-bedroom lodge with satellite TV and Internet. The ranch also features several original homesteads and ranch camps so guests may live as the frontier ranchers did.

This unique property also offers a variety of recreational activities as well as retreat options.

Enjoy a relaxing day on the Carrizo Creek which provides excellent live-water for year round recreational fishing of both bass and catfish. All guests are invited to enjoy the fresh air and partake in horseback riding, hiking and bird watching.

View the stunning rock formations and striations that decorate the mesas, and glimpse into the past as you explore the incredible history of the ranch.

Follow prehistoric dinosaur tracks across boulders and into an ancient forest of petrified trees.

See the proof behind the legends of the “Coronado Stone” and a buried treasure.

Search for the incredible artifacts and petroglyphs that were left behind by Navaho and Anastazi Indian tribes that inhabited the area long ago.

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