DOS RIOS RANCH
RIO GRANDE RIVER PASTURE

You have heard the stories of legendary Judge Roy Bean "Law West Of The Pecos", now you can live the legend and own some of the same property traveled by the Judge, his cronies and outlaws that stood before the "Hanging Judge".

The picture below was taken when Lake Amistad is full and backed up into the Rio Grande River.

The ranch is located 10 miles east of Langtry, 8 miles from the Pecos High Bridge and 45 miles west of Del Rio.

There are spectacular views of the Rio Grande River Gorge from just about every tract on the ranch. This portion of the river is part of Lake Amistad and the Amistad National Recreational Area. Currently the lake is 55 feet below its normal level, when it is at its normal level it will back up into this area to a depth of 8-10 feet.

Another picture (below) of the Rio Grande Rio with Lake Amistad full. 

The Trans Pecos area was originally inhabited by primitive Indians 3-4,000 years ago. Their presence can still be found in the numerous caves and burnt rock middens found along the Rio Grande River and deep canyons on the ranch.

Pecos River Style rock art which dates back to about 3000-4000 years ago, the earliest religious art in the world. These pictures were taken on the ranch.

Hunters will find an abundance of game on the ranch including whitetail deer, mule deer, javelina, quail and dove.

Access to the Rio Grande River is limited to hiking, pack lots of water and have fun. All property owners in Dos Rios Ranch, Rio Grande River Pasture will also have access to the Pecos River located north of Hwy. 90. There is an easement retained for road access down to the water on the Pecos River.

This is a very unique ranch where you have access to the Rio Grande River and the Pecos River, due to the location of the two rivers and the geography of the area you will never see another ranch which offers this again.