Baudino Ranch Road

Baudino Ranch Road is a 2-mile point-to-point road rated 2 of 10 which leads to a late 19th century stone ranch house. This trail extends from Willow Creek Road north to Quartz Creek where the ranch house is located. A few hundred yards west of the ranch house is a series of animal pens that appear to have been build in the early 1900s. Based upon the size of the loading chutes next to the pens it is believed that they were used for sheep. There are several large wood piles that may have once been buildings. Care should be taken as there are many exposed nails near these piles. The stone ranch house stands at the intersection of Baudino Ranch Road and Baudino Ranch Road North. Located at the westernmost end of the Wah Wah Valley and south of Revenue Basin, this area is very remote. There are no services of any kind in the area with the community of Milford 35 miles to the east.