Mabery Family and Blazin’ M Ranch
A Longstanding Verde Valley Tradition

One of the favorite Western attractions of locals and visitors to the Sedona-Verde Valley area is the Blazin’ M Ranch located in the heart of Cottonwood. Traditionally the Blazin’ M Ranch closes during August, but this year August will be a month of renovation and rejuvenation. On September 1, 2010, the Ranch will re-open with an updated menu, brand new activities and shops, and a new operational management team. The Copper Spur Management Company will assume responsibility for all day-to-day operations, on-property activities, marketing and reservations for the Blazin’ M Ranch.

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Dear Mom,

We had a great time in Cottonwood last week! My family and I dropped our frowns in the bucket hanging on the fence of the Blazin’ M Ranch and proceeded on into the old west. We dressed in saloon garb provided at Olde Tyme Photos and had a sepia-tone photo taken which will live on the mantel forever, reminding us of this happy evening.After spending a few dollars on a wonderfully comfortable pair of broken-in cowboy boots, I strolled down to the Verde River for some pre-dinner birding. The dinner bell’s clanging brought me back up to the barn.

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For everyone coming to Sedona,who is looking for an attraction that involves good food, musical comedy and an all around good time Blazin’ M Ranch season is upon us. A Cottonwood tradition comes a-blazin’ back on February 3 as the Blazin’ M Ranch opens for its sixteenth year.

Popular with locals and visitors alike, the Blazin’ M Ranch dishes up music with a side of comedy following the all-you-can-eat barbecue supper, served Chuckwagon-style.The gates open at 5 p.m. on a western wonderland chock full of fun. Lovely shops line a boardwalk anchored by Olde Tyme Photos. Tucked into a corner is the one-of-a-kind Wood ‘n West museum featuring hand-carved animated vignettes with themes ranging from a baseball game to a bank robbery. Kids of all ages can learn to rope and shoot.

The 6:30 dinner bell calls everyone to the huge, climate controlled barn for a feast including beef, chicken, cowboy beans, baked ‘taters, biscuits, chunky applesauce and spice cake, all homemade and all delicious. Wonderful selections of pies are offered for sale as well.

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