VISIT THE RANCH

VISITING RIDGEWOOD RANCH

We have various option for you to visit the ranch, from guided tours to hikes to staying at the beautiful, historic Carriage House, we can cater to individuals as well as groups. We look forward to having you at our beautiful protperty.

TOURS OF RIDGEWOOD RANCH

Tours for the 2024 season

First and Third Saturdays from June through September

Tours start at 9:30 am until 11:30 am

Meet in the Stud Barn Museum where Seabiscuit lived.

View art exhibit and memorabilia from the Seabiscuit and Howard era

Seabiscuit’s stall featuring new art exhibit – Liz Kramer, Curator

Tour cost is $20.00 per person, children under 11 years are free.

Reservations are required

NATURE HIKES

Two Redwood Groves and a Lake: Lichens, sorrel, trilliums in bloom, scenic lake. Moderate, mostly flat 4-.5 mile round trip with low water creek crossing.

The Saddle Loop: this is a vigorous hike up through meadows, a small creek crossing, a mixed forest, grasslands, across the saddle with some pleasant views. It has some steep portions. Be prepared to complete the whole loop, it is possible to get lost if you decide to go back. 4-5 mile trek. This may run over 3 hours.

Walker Lake Boundary Hike: Hike through redwoods and beyond to the lake spillway. Moderate 5-mile round trip with low water creek crossing.

Text/call Serena Jones 510-387-6646 to reserve your spot.

Be prepared with sunscreen, snacks, water and good hiking shoes.

STAYING AT THE RANCH

The famous Carriage House is open to the public for overnight stays by reservation.

EVENTS AT THE RANCH

The Ridgewood Ranch is a fantastic place to hold your event

VISIT MENDOCINO COUNTY

For help planning your Mendocino County journey, see the websites listed below.

Visit beautiful Mendocino County for wine, waves and wilderness. Explore our redwoods and forests; drink in the spectacular Northern California coast; find a wine in our valleys. Stay with us in cozy B&Bs, inns and resorts, and family and pet friendly lodging throughout the county. We’re known for miles and miles of untouched coastline, wineries by the dozen, microbrews galore, and we’re just about sure we invented “farm to fork” — that’s how Mendocino County rolls.