LUXURY ECO RESORT MUSTANG MONUMENT
Luxury American Safari
Are you ready for a Luxury American safari? Introducing the story of Mustang Monument, a sustainable eco-resort and preserve for wild horses. Surrounded by majestic mountain ranges, the luxury resort encompasses over 900 square miles in Northeastern Nevada and provides guests with unforgettable safari adventures during their stay.
What could better illustrate this journey than under the magic lens of Philip Volkers, Philip is not just a wonderful person, but he is also a terrific photographer who traveled to Mustang Monument and transformed his experience into photos to bring us his own story.
Luxury guest ranches and the Wild West combine, as adventurers travel across the property and up the mountain to experience nature at its finest. Guests will be awestruck by the beauty of the wild mustangs during specialized excursions up the mountain to see first-hand the 650 rescued mustangs that are roaming the property. Guests will head back to the ranch and can participate in many other exciting, customizable activities with trained guides, and complete the day with a relaxing overnight stay in their own luxury tipi or cottage.
They encourage guests to indulge in the all-inclusive amenities and top-quality service that Mustang Monument has to offer. They have many one-of-a-kind experiences to participate in, whether it’s on horseback or riding in a Tom Car up the mountain to have a safari to see the mustangs roaming free first-hand, or to enjoy the other amazing outdoor, daytime activities, or listen to the tales of American heritage and the Wild West. High-end service, luxury amenities, and the opportunity to connect with nature are at an all-time high. All guests’ leave fulfilled, knowing that their stay at Mustang Monument, one of the finest luxury eco-resorts in the country, directly contributed to the preservation of the wild Mustang.
If you are looking for the perfect getaway, where you can connect with nature, enjoy an American safari adventure, and be part of this beautiful concept, then Mustang Monument is your answer.
Mustang Monument History
The American public, as well as the Congress, has made it clear that wild horses on federal land are living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the American West and must be protected. Although it is the government’s obligation and duty to carry out this mandate, it is worthy to explore a public/private partnership to accomplish this goal. If we can together establish a plan for the permanent retirement and care of these magnificent animals, it will be a legacy that all Americans can be proud of.
We are currently developing Mustang Monument: Wild Horse Eco-Sanctuary in Northern Nevada. It will be a tourist destination similar to our National Parks where Americans and tourists from around the world can come, observe, and be a part of this great part of American history.
The mastermind behind this whole concept is Madeleine Pickens, Madeleine is a businesswoman, animal welfare activist, and philanthropist. Madeleine grew up in Europe and was captivated by the history of “The West.” She immigrated to the United States in the 1970s and continued to be enthralled by our country’s history and our Native American culture.
After the Bureau of Land Management announced in 2008 that the United States government was considering euthanasia and/or selling more than 30,000 wild mustangs to slaughterhouses overseas, Madeleine announced plans to develop a sanctuary for the horses. On September 13, 2008, Madeleine was named ABC News “Person of the Week” for these efforts and announced the development of her charity “The National Wild Horse Foundation” later renamed “Saving Americas Mustangs” to fund the sanctuary and garner support for the cause. On March 3, 2009, she testified before the United States House of Representatives Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests, and Public Lands in support of H.R. 1018, the Restoring Our American Mustangs (ROAM) Act.
Her efforts to rescue and preserve the wild mustang continue today. After purchasing her Foundation’s sanctuary in North Eastern Nevada, she saved over (600) Mustangs from slaughter. Her 501(c)(3) organization, Saving America’s Mustangs (SAM), has raised the necessary funding to develop and open Mustang Monument Eco-Resort and Preserve, an arm of SAM that will maintain the sustainability of the wild horse preserve for years to come. Madeleine is proud to develop a property that will protect the wild horse, educate the public on their inclusion in American history and ensure their protection for years to come.
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