Bridlegate Ranch
USA /
Texas /
Bandera /
World
/ USA
/ Texas
/ Bandera
neighbourhood development, guest farm / dude ranch
Bridlegate is a 2,200 acre ranch gated subdivision of 2-5 acres home sites on and near the Medina River.
Bridlegate History
It was settled in 1867 by former New Yorker, Judge Edward M. Ross, who had fought in Mexican war, then served in 1850's at Camp Verde, army's camel post near Bandera. Daughter Kate Ross, wife of Ebenezer Buck, of a prominent pioneer family, inherited the ranch in 1901. Offering fine foods and hospitality, the Bucks established this as Bandera's first guest ranch in 1920, continuing it until their deaths in 1941. It became a recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966.
Bridlegate History
It was settled in 1867 by former New Yorker, Judge Edward M. Ross, who had fought in Mexican war, then served in 1850's at Camp Verde, army's camel post near Bandera. Daughter Kate Ross, wife of Ebenezer Buck, of a prominent pioneer family, inherited the ranch in 1901. Offering fine foods and hospitality, the Bucks established this as Bandera's first guest ranch in 1920, continuing it until their deaths in 1941. It became a recorded Texas Historic Landmark, 1966.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 29°42'27"N 99°0'35"W
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- Cinco Ranch 305 km
- Baker Reservoir-Developed Land 313 km
- Addicks Reservoir-Developed Land 319 km
- Riverstone 328 km
- Sienna Plantation 334 km
- Village of Alden Bridge 337 km
- Kingwood (Super Neigborhood 43) 364 km
- Las Colinas 406 km
- Timber Lakes 1638 km
- Flying L Hill Country Resort 4 km
- Bandera Downs Quarter Horse Track 5 km
- Bandera Middle School 6.7 km
- XS43 Medina River Ranch Airport 7.3 km
- The Mayan Dude Ranch 7.7 km
- Kronkosky State Natural Area 15 km
- Medina Lake 15 km
- Lake Oz 22 km
- Geronimo Village 28 km
- Government Canyon State Natural Area 29 km