Your Guide to the Texas Panhandle
Discover the best of the Texas Panhandle! Sunray, Dumas, and the surrounding Texas towns with this local guide. From scenic drives and historical sites to farm-to-table dining and hidden gems, we’ve curated experiences to help you make the most of your stay.
Attractions
Lake Meredith
Located just a short drive from the ranch, Lake Meredith offers a change of pace with wide-open water and rugged shoreline views. It’s a great spot for a day trip. Perfect if you’re looking to fish, enjoy a quiet picnic, take a swim, or simply explore the natural beauty of the area.
Alibates Flint Quarries
This protected site was once a major source of flint for Native American tribes, who used the colorful stone to craft tools and trade across the region.
Guided tours allow visitors to explore the quarries and learn about the land’s significance, all while taking in the rugged landscape and wide-open views.
Golden Mesa Casino
For a change of pace, Golden Mesa Casino offers a lively stop just across the state line. With a variety of slot machines, table games, and casual dining options, it’s an easy way to spend an evening out during your stay.
Experiences
Restaraunt
double XXL Ranch and Steakhouse
Featured in the Texas Monthly Magazine is the Double XXL Ranch and Steakhouse. You’ll dine in a quaint little ranch house and enjoy the most delicious steak dinner, salad, baked potato, and homemade cobbler. It’s BYOB, but they’ll provide the corkskrew and glasses.
THEY ARE BY RESERVATION ONLY, so be sure to call to book your spot!
Museum
Dumas Museum and Art Center
Located side-by-side the Window on the Plains Museum and The Art Center comprise the Dumas Museum and Art Center. Together, they preserve the story and the history of Moore County. Museum exhibits offer visitors a window into the past with displays that highlight the regions’s farming and ranching heritage while The Art Center showcases exhibits from both local and traveling artists. ADMISSION IS FREE!
Seasonal Favorite
Meyer Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze
This family-owned corn maze and pumpkin patch is the perfect spot if you have littles! They provide the wagons, you provide the muscles. With 100s of pumpkin varieties to choose from, you just drag the wagon into the patch and pick as many or as little as you’d like. They’re about a 30 minutes drive from AMH Ranch, and OPEN IN THE FALL ONLY.
Historic Landmark
adobe walls
For those of you who are explorers and historians, a visit to the site of the Adobe Walls Battle might be just the experience. Located a few miles North of Stinnett, Adobe Walls, TX, is a historical site where buffalo hunters fought more than 300 Native American Indians in two different battles in the mid-1850s. Scattered ruins, a few low wall remnants, and historical markers are all that remains of a once bustling buffalo hunter outpost.