R & B Ranch Cabin
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R & B Ranch Cabin |
The R&B Ranch, located 17 miles north of Weston, Colorado up the Wet Canyon, is a 70-acre ranch owned and operated by the husband and wife team of WD Phillips and CJ Dillow. Carol is a native of Colorado while Bill has made Colorado his home since 1981. Bill and Carol are avid outdoors enthusiasts and horse people.
The cabin, also located on the 70 acres, is offered to families as a vacation retreat. It's location provides a scenic view of the Spanish Peaks and the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. The ranch is located at an elevation of 8,100 feet. The cabin features 1,200 square feet of living quarters and offers a full-service kitchen, laundry room with a washer and dryer, a single bath, living room, and three bedrooms. The central source of heat is provided by a large "Warm-Morning" gas stove located in the living room. The main bedroom contains a queen-size bed, the second bedroom has 2 twin-size beds, and the 3rd bedroom features 2 raised cots. To view the cabin interior, click on this link R&B Interior Cabin Pictures or select the link from the R&B Ranch home page contents.
The ranch is fenced and is available to those wishing to bring along their horses to enjoy the many horse trails in the surrounding area.
Weston, Colorado lies along the historic Purgatory River and is surrounded by Stonewall, Colorado to the West; the Cucharra Valley to the Northwest; the Spanish Peaks to the North; Aguilar, Colorado to the Northeast; Trinidad, Colorado to the East; and Raton, New Mexico to the Southeast.
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To reach the R&B Ranch, take I-25 to Trinidad, Colorado. Take the Highway 12 West exit in Trinidad. Follow Highway 12 West for approximately 18 miles. When you reach the town of Weston, take a right on County Road 31.9 which is directly opposite the post office. Continue on County Road 31.9 for approximately 15 miles. R&B Ranch is directly off the right side of County Road 31.9.
The R&B cabin rental rates are as follows:
You can request your reservations by sending e-mail, telephoning, or faxing your request:
If you prefer U.S. mail, send your requests to: