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At Rancho Cacachilas, guests can hike along creeks that have reemerged, thanks to the property's water conservation efforts.

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At Rancho Cacachilas, guests can hike along creeks that have reemerged, thanks to the property's water conservation efforts. Photo Credit: Arnie Weissmann

At Rancho Cacachilas, guests can hike along creeks that have reemerged, thanks to the property's water conservation efforts.

Water conservation techniques have revived shallow rivers and cascades in driest part of the driest state in Mexico.

Sebastian Del Valle, Rancho Cacachilas' head guide, explains how guests take showers with warm or cold buckets of water.

The interior of one of the Ranch Family Suites.

A glamping tent in the Palapas Casitas.

The interior of a glamping tent in the Palapas Casitas.

Luis Palacios, managing director of iAlumbra, the umbrella company that operates Rancho Cacachilas.

Christy Walton, seated on the chair to the left, at the opening of the Museo de Vaquero de las Californias.

Visitors view artifacts and exhibits in the museum.

A cook in Las Alforjas (the Saddlebags) Cafe in the Museo de Vaquero de las Californias prepares fresh tortillas.

Felipe Geraldo, the chef at El Minereo de Triunfo, prepares a paella over an open fire.