Written by Kyle We took a side trip on our way home from Salida, and visited St. Elmo, Colorado. Originally named Forest City, the town was renamed St. Elmo in 1880. During its peak in the 1880s, over 2,000 miners and their families lived there, supported by the Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad. WhenContinue reading “St. Elmo Ghost Town – St. Elmo, Colorado”
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Wheeler Geologic Area – Creede, Colorado
Written by Kyle Summers are always so busy here in Creede, because they’re fairly short you’re always trying to cram every activity possible into the summer! We’ve intended to go to Wheeler Geologic Area the past couple years, but it always seems like the weather or timing never quite lined up. This summer it finally did! WeContinue reading “Wheeler Geologic Area – Creede, Colorado”
El Diablo Run Motorcycle Trip – Mexico and The Road Home
Written by Kyle If you haven’t checked out Part 1, do it now! But a quick recap: We left Colorado headed to our destination, the El Diablo Run in San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico. So many curvy roads, small mountain towns, and good food! Day 4 – Into Ol’ Mexico. We headed into Mexico this morning, crossing the borderContinue reading “El Diablo Run Motorcycle Trip – Mexico and The Road Home”
El Diablo Run Motorcycle Trip – Mexico Bound
Written by Kyle After a long winter we are always excited to do a big motorcycle trip, and our friends as Biltwell provided us with the perfect excuse, the 20th, and Final, El Diablo Run! Bee and I have both attended this event several times, but never together, so it seemed like the perfect excuse for an adventure. This EDR wasContinue reading “El Diablo Run Motorcycle Trip – Mexico Bound”
Cottonwood Cove Guest Ranch Horseback Ride – Creede, CO
Written by Kyle A couple of our neighbors invited us to go for a horseback ride at Cottonwood Cove Guest Ranch here in Creede. The ride was scheduled for an hour through the 4UR Ranch, (check out the history of this property!), and because we’ve never been on the ranch before we jumped at the chance to go. We arrivedContinue reading “Cottonwood Cove Guest Ranch Horseback Ride – Creede, CO”
Hat Making Class with Tom Hirt – Albuquerque, NM
Written by Kyle I have been an avid hat wearer for years, and have had many made for me by my friend Jamie Lo, but have always wanted to make my own hats. For a few years now I have seen the occasional hat-making class put on by Tom Hirt, a well known hat maker whose hats haveContinue reading “Hat Making Class with Tom Hirt – Albuquerque, NM”
Four Corners Roadtrip Pt. 2 – Off-roading and Arches National Park – Moab, Utah
Written by Kyle We’ve spent a little bit of time through Moab before, including a visit to Arches National Park. This four corners trip allowed us to plan on spending a couple days here, revisiting the park, and doing a bit of off roading and exploring as well! Day one of our trip we visited Hovenweep NationalContinue reading “Four Corners Roadtrip Pt. 2 – Off-roading and Arches National Park – Moab, Utah”
Four Corners Roadtrip Pt. 1 – Hovenweep National Monument – Montezuma Creek, Utah
Written by Kyle Bee and I decided to do a road trip around the Four Corners region. We figured we’d be able to see a bunch of new spots we had not yet been to and revisit a couple we had – but spend a bit more time. We cleared ourselves a four-day weekend (which happenedContinue reading “Four Corners Roadtrip Pt. 1 – Hovenweep National Monument – Montezuma Creek, Utah”
MOTORCYCLE DIARIES 03.36.2026
By Beulah Mae Wind blown and happy. Bloodshot eyes, the tip of my nose is sunburnt, my mouth is dry and I couldn’t be happier. Herds of big horn sheep, bighorn sheep mingling with deer. A bald eagle doing lazy circles in the sky over the Rio Grande. A daytime moonrise, watching a big quarterContinue reading “MOTORCYCLE DIARIES 03.36.2026”
Chaco Culture National Historical Park – Nageezi, NM
Written by Kyle We took a drive down to the remote area of Negeezi, New Mexico to visit Chaco Culture National Historical Park. We knew the area had no cell signal, no restaurants, or places to stay within hours of the park except the camp sites on location… so why go? To put it simply it isContinue reading “Chaco Culture National Historical Park – Nageezi, NM”
