ACTIVITIES

 

HORSEBACK RIDING


Bull Hill has more than 60 horses of various breeds, although the Quarter Horse is the most prevalent. The Arabian, Spanish-Barb, Appaloosa, Buckskin, Palomino and Pinto are among some of the other breeds we feature. Bred and trained as working cow horses, our herd comprises mounts for varying levels of riding experience.

Bull Hill caters to beginners as well as those advanced in riding skills. Trail rides are very scenic and relaxing, while cattle drives offer more involvement and a faster, more challenging pace. No matter what your level of expertise, the wranglers will find the perfect horse and saddle for you.

 



OTHER ACTIVITIES

 

At Bull Hill there is a variety of different recreational activities, depending on the time of year you visit. Included in your daily rate are options such as:

• Trap Shooting
• Horseshoe Pit
• Boating
• Swimming
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Wine Tours at China Bend Vineyard
• Scenic Tours/Exploring
• Cross Country (Nordic) Skiing

Additional Activities (with extra charge)

• Guided river fishing
• Snowmobile rentals
• Downhill Skiing at Red Mountain
• Colville Rodeo (June)
• Northport International Stock Car Races (Summer months)
• Golf (Trail B.C., 18-Hole, 30 minutes; Chewelah, 27-Hole, 1 hour; Colville, 18-Hole, 40 minutes.)

 


A FISHERMAN'S PARADISE

 

Ansaldo Lake is privately owned by the Guglielmino brothers and is reserved exclusively for Bull Hill Guest Ranch. It is approximately 20 acres in size, and stocked with rainbow trout. It is a natural spring fed lake, dating back to prehistoric times. Don and Pete's great grandfather Peter Ansaldo founded the lake as his original homestead in 1903 when he emigrated to this country from Italy. It has been passed down through four generations, and is enjoyed today by visitors nation-wide as a favored destination for mountain fly fishing.

A catch and release policy and limited access to only ranch clientele makes this an ideal sport fisherman's paradise. The feisty Rainbow trout weigh up to 10 lbs and early evening hatches provide great opportunities for dry-fly casting either from the dock or boat. The shoreline is lined with reeds and is not appropriate for wading, however, it is an ideal lake for float tubing.

• Rowboats are provided at no extra charge, but bring your own float tubes and fishing gear. The ranch does not provide nor stock any fishing equipment, gear or tackle.
• You can drive right to the lake's shoreline during the months of April-October. The lake freezes over in mid-November and opens in mid-April.
• No fishing license is required.
• May, June and October are the most popular months for fishing this lake.
• The lake is also ideal for swimming during the months of June-September and features a float raft out in the middle for sun bathing, or fishing.
• The lake is located less than one mile from The Cookhouse, and has a hitching post for those riding to the lake by horseback.
• No motors or jet skis allowed.
• No live bait; barb less hooks only.

 

 

     
 


Bull Hill Guest Ranch

3738 Bull Hill Road • Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Toll Free 1-877-BULL-HILL (1-877-285-5445)
(Please leave a message, as we are not always in the office)
Office phone & fax 509-732-1171 • Email: info@bullhill.com

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