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The Whitehorse Ranch began as a dream between German Pete and his son, Christopher; their dream was to build an 1800s western-styled town. German Pete had been involved with reenactments since before coming to the United States 21 years ago from Munich, Germany. "Germans have a big interest in western cowboys and Indians," he said, "ever since Wild Bill Hickok's traveling show appeared in Europe in the early 1900s." The ranch has numerous buildings now adorning the desert landscape, and the town is still growing steadily especially since it is now used as a movie set. A church with a graveyard sits in the corner complete with steeple and bell. A doctor's office, Marshall's office, blacksmith, laundry, 2 saloons and a jail waiting for any outlaw who may decide to stir up trouble in town.

YOU CAN RENT THE RANCH TO MAKE MOVIES, FOR PARTIES, WEDDINGS AND OTHER EVENTS

Whitehorse Movie Ranch is located in Landers, California.

The set is situated on 10 acres of private property and surrounded by hundreds of acres of spectacular scenery and huge skies.

With over 20 real buildings depicting the late 1800's, there are two saloons, Dr's residence and office, hotel, general store, blacksmith shop, bank and livery stable, jail and Marshall’s office, undertakers and chapel to name a few.
The town has a gallows, a mine shaft, a graveyard and a well.

Directions to the Whitehorse Ranch:From the 10 Freeway (around Palm Springs)  take Hwy 62 to Yucca Valley. In Yucca Valley there is a Food for Less and Chevron Station to the left, make left turn there on Old Woman Springs Road-Hwy 247 going towards Landers -Lucerne Valley. After 10 miles you'll see a sign Landers-Reche Road. Keep going another 3 miles on 247. Make right turn on Linn Road. Go approximately 1.5 miles and make left turn on Shawnee Road (this is a dirt road). Go 3 miles until it ends and make right turn. After about 400 yards, you'll see the driveway to the right. www.whitehorseranch.com