Sample Overnight Menu:
Continental Breakfast
10 oz. Top Sirloin Steak
Tossed Green Salad, Ranch-style beans
Corn-on-the-cob or baked potato
or the popular Navajo Tacos
Coffee & cold drinks
*Vegetarian Meals available upon request*
Lunches are available @ $8.00 each with advance notice
Bring your water, snacks, fanny pack, sunscreen
Horse boarding & primitive camping can be arranged.
Your own horse/horses welcome.
Prices subject to change without notice.
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Things to Know
1. Layered
clothing, jeans, boots, and a hat or cap are best for riding. Panty hose help prevent
chafing. Padded bike shorts under jeans make for a comfortable ride.
2. The weather is beautiful
here but varies. Be prepared for weather changes. Sunscreen, chapstick and rain gear are
good to have.
3. Bring your own water for
all rides. You can bring your own lunch for half-day and longer rides. Or, we can provide
lunch with advance notice for $8.00.
4. For overnights, bring
your own sleeping bag and tent. 4-wheel drive vehicles meet you at camp with the supplies.
Tents, sleeping bags and cots can be rented with advance notice.
5. Bring a fanny pack for
camera, extra film, water, and snacks and a canteen or water bottle.
6. Reservations, especially
for overnight and multi-day rides, should be made in advance.
Overnight Mystery Valley
rides leave about 4 hours before sunset from Agathla Peak. (3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m.) The
ride to camp is 3 hours. The next morning it is a 3 hour ride back to Agathla Peak by a
different trail. You arrive about noon.
Riding and touring on the Navajo
Nation require a guide. The local guides can also explain the history from Anasazi to the
present and share insights into Navajo culture.
The Navajo Nation operates on
Mountain/Daylight time from the middle of April until almost the end of October since it
extends into three states. Therefore, their time is one hour later than the rest of
Arizona during these months.
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