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Everything was excellent from the setting in the cool woods, to the view, the cabin setting and decor, but most of all, the hospitality. You spoiled us and we loved it! Beginning with your son delivering firewood to our site, and then your cooking and delivering a most delicious dinner of BBQ chicken and ribs, and next morning our waking to find a thermos of coffee on the picnic table - wow! The guided hiking tour (did we tell you we saw two deer and several rabbits from our campfire) the next morning were very enjoyable and informative. After so much driving and desert travel, we found a refreshing oasis on your ranch.

--Lance, Texas

Winter

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Average temperature:
December: low 13, high 35
January: low 10, high 33

Stay in one of our warm, insulated cabins! Portable heaters are provided in each cabin. An outdoor campfire will warm you as you enjoy the snow falling. See the diversity that only this country provides. Snowshoe or cross-country ski the Abajo Mountain. Travel a few miles South of Abajo Haven and hike the desert canyon country. Winter also offers great opportunities to view the elk and wild turkeys that are coming off the mountain to the ranch.

This is a good time of year to explore areas south of us such as; Grand Gulch (a large Ancient Native American population lived in the Grand Gulch area), Monument Valley, Natural Bridges State Park, or Hovenweep National Monument.


Wild bull elk, picture taken near ranch Hovenweep National Monument
Bluff winter balloon festival Abajo Haven Cabin