The Ranch is remote so here  are some things to be aware of when getting here….. ONLY EXIT OFF OF THE I-40 onto Devil Dog road no matter what your GPS says! The forest service road, the 798 is a loop road. Sometime the GPS wants you to take the first 798 off from the 108 - DO NOT DO THIS. This would be a rough road and you would be able to tell right away that it is not right.  Make sure the correct turn off onto road 798 has reflectors on the corner before you turn Right…. Helpful hit. You will pass the Historic Hat Ranch before you get to the correct 798…. 5 miles is a long way on a dirt road so be patient. My cell is 928-499-9263 DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL ME IF YOU FEEL LOST.

From Flagstaff: Take I 40 West past the small town of Williams and exit Devil Dog Road (very short and sharp exit) Make a Right at the bottom of the offramp. Follow it till it ends, make a Left into the forest. At the fork make a Left on Pine Springs, make a Right onto the 108. You will go 5 miles to Forest Service Road 798 and make a Right. You will see two reflectors on the corner one red one blue

From Kingman: Take I 40 East you will pass the 89A and go about 15 miles. Exit Devil Dog Road. Stay straight going into the forest. At the fork make a Left on Pine Springs, make a Right onto the 108. You will go 5 miles to Forest Service Road 798 and make a Right. You will see two reflectors on the corner one red one blue.

From Prescott/Chino Valley: Take the 89A to the I-40 East and go about 15 miles. Exit Devil Dog Road. Stay straight going into the forest. At the fork make a Left on Pine Springs, make a Right onto the 108. You will go 5 miles to Forest Service Road 798 and make a Right. You will see two reflectors on the corner one red one blue.

Phoenix: Take I-17 North towards Flagstaff. Take the I-40 West past the small town of Williams and exit Devil Dog Road (very short and sharp exit) Make a Right at the bottom of the offramp. Follow it till it ends, make a Left into the forest. At the fork make a Left on Pine Springs, make a Right onto the 108. You will go 5 miles to Forest Service Road 798 and make a Right. You will see two reflectors on the corner one red one blue.