09/27/2008 - 10/07/2008

This trail is already a classic event, offered by the Miller- Ranch. During the past years the Miller-Ranch always had two trails into the Land of the Navajos to the Monument Valley. Each time our guests and friends of the Miller-Ranch were enthusiastic about this ride across the Monument Valley and the St. Juan Canyon. This ride is unique and there is no other outfitter offering a trail like this. Some of the trails, which we ride with our Fox Trotters, were never seen by a “ white man” except our guests and us. The trail lasts 10 days and all guests, who made this trip with us, were thrilled about the scenery and as usual about the Missouri Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch. There are articles about this trail in the Miller-News. If you are interested please have a look at the Miller-News about this subject, May 5 and June 10, 2004. Also under “Medienecho” you find reports about this and other trails with the Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch.
You will also find the new article about Nesswood and his Missouri Foxtrotter mare “Yellow Feather”. 2005 Nesswood rode “Impressive´s Gaucho” from the Miller-Ranch and also for the first time also his own mare “Yellow Feather”.
There is also a video available from this trail in the Internet. In case you have a fast provider, you can watch it in the net. But you can also order a DVD about all the trails with the Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch.
If you can ride and if you want to have an unforgettable trail experience,just get in touch with us and book this trail in the fall.

See more PDF……

09/14/2008 - 09/21/2008

Supai is located on a sidepath of the Grand Canyon. There are just living 450 Indian inhabitants.
We have been there several times with our Missouri Fox Trotters. The scenery is unbeatable and we are riding down the Canyon on wide trails and also riders having difficulties with steep slopes can do it with no problems.
There is an article about this trail under Miller-News Trail 2004, you can print it as a pdf.
We take for this trail max.6 guests.
There is also a video available about this trail. If you have a fast internet connection you can watch the video in the net or you can order a trail dvd about several trails of the Miller-Ranch. If you are interested and need more information, please send an email.
If you are interested and need more information, please send an email.
see PDF..

05/10/2008 - 05/20/2008

This trail is already a classic event, offered by the Miller- Ranch. During the past years the Miller-Ranch always had two trails into the Land of the Navajos to the Monument Valley. Each time our guests and friends of the Miller-Ranch were enthusiastic about this ride across the Monument Valley and the St. Juan Canyon. This ride is unique and there is no other outfitter offering a trail like this. Some of the trails, which we ride with our Fox Trotters, were never seen by a “ white man” except our guests and us. The trail lasts 10 days and all guests, who made this trip with us, were thrilled about the scenery and as usual about the Missouri Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch. There are articles about this trail in the Miller-News. If you are interested please have a look at the Miller-News about this subject, May 5 and June 10, 2004. Also under “Medienecho” you find reports about this and other trails with the Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch.
You will also find the new article about Nesswood and his Missouri Foxtrotter mare “Yellow Feather”. 2005 Nesswood rode “Impressive´s Gaucho” from the Miller-Ranch and also for the first time also his own mare “Yellow Feather”.
There is also a video available from this trail in the Internet. In case you have a fast provider, you can watch it in the net. But you can also order a DVD about all the trails with the Fox Trotters of the Miller-Ranch.
If you can ride and if you want to have an unforgettable trail experience,just get in touch with us and book this trail in the fall.

See more PDF…

03/16/2008 - 03/24/2008

At this date we offer a very popular pack trail. Depending on the weather conditions we will either ride through the Mazatzal Wilderness towards the Chilson Camp or we will be riding in the Superstition Wilderness. The last two years upon demand of our friends we were riding from Scottsdale to Strawberry along the Verde River. Reports from this trail you can find also in the Miller-News and under “Medienecho”.
There is also a video in the Internet called “Lost Dutchman Trail”. You can also order this video from us.
Whoever wants to participate in this trail, please contact us as soon as possible. We can only accept 4 guests at max.
About the Verde River Trail there is an article in the Austrian Western Horse Journal.
You can print it as a pdf.