The Grounds of the Walking Box Ranch are a treasure trove of history, especially of ranching in southern Nevada. One of the caretaker's daily responsibilities is to ensure that the grounds have not been disturbed and that the perimeter fencing is intact. The area currently is owned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and managed by Friends of Avi Kwa Ame. The area is watched by a caretaker, and three law enforcement officers live on-site in travel trailers. The site is available for researchers and occasional tours, but otherwise it is closed to the public.
 Old barn and corral |
 Fence and corrals built using old railroad ties |
 Fence built using lots of old railroad ties |
 Fence built using more railroad ties |
 Chute for loading cattle into trailers built using railroad ties |
 Old cattle watering trough |
 Old cattle watering trough with pumphouse in background |
 Several concrete slabs were marked with the walking box brand |
 Walking box logo on decorative gate |
 Backstop at the shooting range (shooting towards Searchlight!) |
Grounds in 2024
 Visitor Entrance |
 Sign at Visitor Entrance |
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 Visitor Entrance parking area (view W away from entrance) |
 Corral (view W) |
 Corral (view S) |
 Corral (view W) |
 Corral gate hinge (view N) |
 Corral with young Joshua Tree (view W) |
 Corral and water structures (view W) |
Note: All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
; Last updated 241017
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