A ranch road climbs from the San Bernadino Valley and the San Simon Valley in southeastern Arizona into a box canyon that once sheltered Apaches and puma. You are surrounded by the Chiricahua Mountains, whose rocky peaks reach 9,000 feet.

This is rancher country, where generations of pioneering families worked and preserved the land. Today, this ranch land is surrounded by 500,000 acres of national forest and wilderness.

Marked by a diversity of wildlife, flowers and trees, and a replenishing spring that sustains an intertwined ecosystem, this vast terrain offers expansive views south past Limestone Mountain and deep into Old Mexico.

Below, you see a secluded ranch house. This is Price Canyon Ranch—a working cattle ranch with luxurious guest accommodations—tucked away on nearly 15,000 acres of ranch land.

Come to Arizona’s only
authentic cattle ranch that comfortably accommodates guests.