Dunton Hot Springs, Colorado

Pets are welcome in the cabins Dunton Store and New House for a fee of 30 USD$ per day.
Transportation to many magical places and to the local airports can be arranged for an additional charge.

Meetings & special occasions: Devoid of cell phones, the romantic old town provides high speed wireless internet access and video conferencing to the distant sound of a tumbling waterfall. The entire town can be rented for as many as 35 people for 10,000 USD$ per day. All cabins are less than a five minute walk to the bar, dining area, and adjoining conference facility of the saloon, the hot springs in the teepee and bath house, massage and yoga rooms in the Pony Express Stop, the bank of the West Fork of the Dolores, the waterfall, and the library.

Food: Dunton's chef has painstakingly established local sources for organic foods he lovingly prepares. There is organic lamb, tree-ripe fruit and big complex wines from their companion's farm and vineyard. The wine list is replete with first growth Bordeaux, California masterpieces, super Tuscans, and lusty Aussie favorites.

Activities include: hot springs, massages, meals, cocktails, tea, the library, leisurely strolls, sentimental indulgence, and conversation about the lore of the place. Wilderness activities include: hiking, horse riding, climbing, camping, snow-shoeing, helicopter skiing, mountain biking, fly fishing, river rafting, kayaking or general exploration of archaeolgical sites.

Nearby attractions include: Telluride's world class alpine ski trails just 30 miles away, red rock deserts, the great Anasazi archaeological sites, Monument Valley, Cannon de Chelly, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Hovenweep National Monument, Canyon of the Ancients National Monument, Mesa Verde, the Silverton Skyway, and the narrow gauge railway from Durango to Silverton.