We had an incredible experience at El Paso Valley Trail Rides. The booking process was quick, easy,…read moreand convenient. Our guide, Jonathan, was easygoing, knowledgeable and friendly. The horses were very calm and beautiful. The trail itself was very scenic along the Rio Grande during sunset.

My friend and I have been there for a ride twice in the last two weeks and really want to go again…read morebefore we leave El Paso. Their horses are so well trained and fun! The father and son are so nice and the son, Isiah (don't know if I'm saying this right) has taken us out both times and is so great. Rare find and recommend to anyone!!

Went here for El Paso Goat Yoga! Amazing experience! The animals are so cute, well trained, and…read moreobviously very loved :) Roberto and his staff are so friendly and strive to give you the best experience while you're there. Highly recommend this outing for families, or just to connect with nature. You will definitely leave there feeling happier!

I went with my wife for a date and had an amazing experience with great conversation from the ranch…read morehand. I will be coming back with my kids next time

Had a phenomenal time with the owner and my son. He was patient with my son, the ride was peaceful,…read morethe scenery was beautiful, had me smiling the whole time. My son got over his fear quick and enjoyed it. Highly recommend it.

This is an awesome place. Came to my birthplace (Fabens) then heard so much of this place I had to…read moretry it. Amazing, can't wait to try the food. Sign says they don't open until 5, but I guess they let the customers in early. You have to drive off the 10 and seems like you'll never get there, but the it appears on your right had side. Just finished with my food, it was DELICIOUS!!!! They welcome their customers to walk the paths and check the place out. I may need to walk after the food Ellen

Thirty miles south of El Paso, where the desert stretches wide and the sun beats down like a…read moreblacksmith's hammer, there stands an oasis known as Cattlemen's Steakhouse--serving up some of the finest grub west of the Pecos. I'd been there once before, though not among the regular folk. Ten years ago, I sat in the private dining hall, watching the cooks tend to ribeyes over an open flame. Those steaks were laid on a grill set at a slant, so the grease dripped away instead of pooling beneath the meat. No shortcuts. No nonsense. Just fire, steel, and beef. This time, I pushed through the restaurant doors like a dusty traveler looking for redemption. Inside, a hungry soul can choose their cut, name their doneness, and pick their fixin's. Sure, there are other offerings on the menu--but I didn't ride all that way for chicken. I ordered the 24-ounce porterhouse they call the Cowgirl. For the truly brave, there's the Cowboy--a two-and-a-half-pound behemoth fit for a cattle drive champion. The steak arrives with a baked potato riding shotgun on the plate. Alongside come cowboy beans, pineapple coleslaw, and warm dinner rolls. And here's the kicker--they'll keep the sides coming if you've got the grit to ask for more. I fought my way through that Cowgirl like it was high noon. Tender, rich, and full of honest flavor--so good it didn't need a drop of sauce. I'll admit, the edges had a touch of toughness, like the desert itself. But that center cut? Smooth as a prairie sunset. Service was sharp and steady, the kind you hope for when you hitch your horse outside. But what truly sets Cattlemen's apart is its solitude. Out there, far from city noise, you're reminded of a quieter time--when towns were few, distances were long, and a good meal after a hard day's ride meant everything. If you're looking for a steakhouse that feels less like a restaurant and more like a scene from an old frontier tale, this is the place. Just bring your appetite--and maybe loosen your belt a notch before you saddle up.

The farm is welcoming and unique, family friendly and appeals to all ages. My daughter (11) and I…read moreenjoyed feeding the animals and walking around the property. The shop sells cheese and other local foods (tortillas, salsa, cookies) but no milk. There is soda and water for sale as well. The restaurant is only open limited days (Thur-Sun), so we didn't check it out. It's a bit dusty and rustic, as you would expect for a farm! Would recommend and return, but this is not a "touristy" place, it's a working farm.

I would always take my kids here many years ago, now I take my grandson…read more.. Its an awesome small petting g zoo and has a small fishing pond.

My darling daughter is on the Autism Spectrum. She has always loved horses and has wanted to take…read morehorseback riding lessons since she was 6 years old. The 1st place we went to was a fit for a New York minute. As I searched for another horse ranch, Rancho Escondido appeared on our radar. Love at first site. Instructors are awesome and the kids that attend are really really wonderful kids. My daughter is making and nurturing real friendships (which for a child on the spectrum is difficult to do). She has been attending this camp 2 or 3 years. Hard to tell because time flies when you are having fun

From the owner: Rancho Escondido Therapeutic Riding and Equine Assisted Therapy (RETREAT) is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit…read morethat provides traditional and therapeutic horseback riding to riders of ALL Abilities! Our instructors are expert riders with decades of riding experience, as well as Masters' and Bachelors' degrees in Special Education, Psychology, Criminal Justice and more.

Wakeem Teschner Nature Preserve at Resler Canyon is a nature preserve and hiking trail in metro El…read morePaso. When I pulled up to the address I didn't think I was in the right spot as it was a parking lot behind a strip shopping mall and in front of local Fox / ABC affiliate. The entry to the preserve is in the corner of the parking lot and marked with a pink sign. Nice short hike, maybe a couple miles. Some interesting plants and animals. Trail has some signs explaining the environment. Coyotes could be a legit hazard as I ran into a big one shortly into the walk. It is situated between two nice neighborhoods. Not sure if any safety concerns. I suggest caution if walking alone as I was, as no one was around in the canyon.

Amazing trails! There was about 3 different options to take, my husband and I did the green tagged…read moreloop trail (About 2 miles total). Great mix of uphill, downhill, and flat grounds! No sights of any wildlife, just a few bird and LOTS of cacti. It's a bit hidden but it's there, it appear a fence was put up but according to a sign we saw it was still open and advised to solely stay on the man made trails:)

Our 4 year old did an introductory ride and loved it. Sage was her instructor and took great care…read moreof her. Kudos to Circus the horse for being very calm.

We wanted an adventure for our grandchildren and we definitely found it here at Miller Horse Farm!…read moreThey talked about it all week. They have been on horseback before but never out west. The young ladies that led us on the one hour ride were very professional and our granddaughters loved them. If you live here or just visiting this is a great adventure.