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elevations ranging from 4,200 to 13,200 feet. You can also learn
how to herd cows or saddle up to scout out some nearby wild
horses from the McCullough Peaks herd. In addition to their
many Quarter Horses, the guest ranch also has 16 mustangs that
have been gentled from the wild in their riding string. Advanced
riders may get the chance to try one of them out.
When you're not in the saddle, you can venture down the
road to Mackey Custom Hats to get your own cowboy hat, try
your hand at fly-fishing, trapshooting or archery, or you can
canoe, hike, bike or enjoy a 4x4 Jeep tour.
e Hideout Lodge & Guest Ranch is family-run and
operated, and often owners Paula De Cabooter-Flitner, Peter
and Marijn will host the cocktail hour and dinner. e food is
mouthwatering and abundant, and when head wrangler Tom
bagpipes into dinner on the last night, you really feel like you've
been initiated into the squad.
With the theme of the three Cs—character, competence and
conduct—and the limit of about 25 guests per week, you're guar-
anteed to get quality personal attention at e Hideout.
Learn more at eHideout.com.
The Hideout has 650,000 acres of
incredibly scenic riding with elevations
ranging from 4,200 to 13,200 feet.
