Durango Ranches - Reviews and Rates

As we work our way eastward we decided to take a slightly southern route to add a little excitement into the journey. We started off by heading our car into the heat. We drove through Death Valley during a forcast 115 degree Fahrenheit afternoon. As we approached the first pass we turned off the air conditioner and headed down in elevation. We c...

Hi folks! No, we didn't drop off the face of the earth - we've just been running around frantically trying to see every site in the Southwest, and I haven't had any time (or access to a wireless network) to put in any entries. So I've played hookey from sightseeing to stay back and work on the blog and get some well deserved R&R. So here's t...

Caught the 9am train out of Durango. There are two per day, one at 8:30 and one at 9:00. Three hours plus to Silverton along trackes beside the Animas river. Sat behind and chatted with a couple from Penrith in NSW. Also two guys who got off halfway to Silverton, to hike for four nights in the forest and climb a couple of fourteeners. They had l...

Drove from Grand Canyon to Durango Co and stopped at Four Corners for a picture. The drive through Arizona and New Mexico shows us all how lucky we are. Arrived in Durango about 6:30 pm dinner at Gaspaucho's, great Mexican food. Drove to the Blair compound above Durango. Bob Blair became Catholic Saturday before Easter.

Today we left the casino and headed back to Four Corners. It was open this time. We took pictures standing on all four states at once. I walked around all four states; unfortunately I didn't time how long it took. We walked around the Native American booths. Some gifts were purchased and we talked with some of the sellers. Next stop was ...