2023 RV Rally Schedule & Camping Locations
Additional Information
Your 2023 Wagonmaster is: Nancy Utech, nancyetech@gmail.com, 505-303-550-5215.
Since we select great rally locations that are in high demand and fill up quickly, it is imperative you start booking immediately, especially the earlier ones. All require minimum 60-day advance reservations, but if you wait that late, you may not get in. Be sure and specify you are with Cuatro Estados, FMCA Chapter.
2023 SCHEDULE
March Tucson, AZ 19-26 Deadline for reservations 31 Oct 22
Tucson Voyager RV Resort www.VoyagerRV.com 800-424-9191
Rallymasters Matt Bentson & mbentson@comcast.net 520-820-1039
Katrina Cooper katrinacooper@comcast.net 520-870-2355
April 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
Enchanted Trails RV Park www.enchantedtrails.com 505-831-6317
Rallymasters Carl & Linda Threatt momo.giga@mailcom 256-656-9529
May 17-21 Gallup, NM
USA RV Park www.usarvpark.com 505-863-5021
Rallymasters Philip & Stephanie Bishop philsteph.bishop@gmail.com 505-377-8921
Steve & Christine Reid smreid44@gmail.com 505-975-0862
June 7-12 Alamosa, CO
Cool Sunshine RV Park www.coolsunshinervpark.com 719-992-9105
Rallymasters Becky & Bob Coulter coulter06@comcast.net 505-553-5896
July 25-31 Heber Valley, UT Deadline for reservations 1 Nov 2022
Mountain Valley RV Resort www.mountainvalleyrv.com 435-252-1715
Rallymistress Joyce Jamele joycedjay@icloud.com 303-304-7175
August 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Springs, CO-make reservations Feb 2nd
Yampa River State Park www.cpwshop.com 970-276-2061
Rallymasters Gene & Rosie Dorsey gene.dorsey@msn.com 505-974-1845
September 25-30 Oklahoma City, OK
Twin Fountains Resort www.twinfountainsresort.com 405-475-5514
Rallymasters Dewey & Lou Berry dberry596@sbcglobal.net 405-426-5563
October 4-10 Wilcox, AZ
Wilcox/Cochise AZ, Grande Vista www.grandevistarvparkaz.com 520-384-4002
Rallymasters Nancy & Art Utech nancyutech@gmail.com 303-550-5215
Notes:
• Check www.cuatroestados.com for most current park & rally information.
• Heed any notice of reservation deadlines and opening dates.
• Check with rallymaster(s) for help in site selection and let them know where you will be.
• Understand the park cancellation policies.
Plan you summer of fun for 2023, make your choices and reservations now. Campsites are getting hard to get closer to the Rally time.
Additional Info
Check out our Face Book Site for specific information on our rallies. It's a group site called "Cuatro Estaos FMCA Chapter"
Rally Details & Rally Reports (Scroll all the way down)
March 19-26 Tucson, az
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
Deadline for reserved spaces 31 Oct 22
Tucson Voyager RV Resort www.VoyagerRV.com 800-424-9191
Rallymasters Matt Bentson & Katrina Coopermbentson@comcast.net 520-820-1039
katrinacooper@comcast.net 520-870-2355
RALLY INFO
TUCSON TICKLER
March is a great time to escape the dreary end of winter and soak up the sun in Tucson while the rest of the USA is beginning to thaw out.
Matt Benston and Katrina Cooper are happy to Host a Rally for our group in Tucson, AZ the week of March 19-26, 2023. With 7 days, and much to do, we will have two free days and a large list of suggested idea of places to go and things to do.
Our planned activities include a dinner planned by your hosts on the first night. The next day we will take a visit to the Pima Air and Space Museum. The trolley Tours through the AMARG from the Pima Air & Space Museum have been on hold indefinitely but there is much to learn just wandering amongst the historical aircraft and listening to stories from the docents.
A visit to Sonoran Desert Museum. The museum is more of an educational zoo showcasing the plants, animals, birds, and invertebrates which live in the Sonoran Desert. I have a neighbor who is a docent at the Sonoran Desert Museum and I am working to arrange a group tour and a catered box lunch for everyone. Weather permitting, the Red Tailed Hawk demonstration is a must.
Also planned is a caravan up the Catalina Highway from the 2500' city elevation to Mount Lemon's 9500' climes showing a diverse ecology from Sonoran Desert floor to the forest of the Canadian Rockies. We will have lunch at the top, in the town of Summerhaven. If you enjoy hiking, many trails are available from there. If you're adventurous and up for a fun drive, the dirt road down the back past Peppersauce Canyon ends up in Oracle. 4WD not required but recommended.
It just so happens that on Saturday March 25th (and Sunday the 26th) there is an Open House at the Davis- Monthan Air Force Base they will be featuring the USAF Thunderbirds. If anyone is interested, I would be happy to showcase where I worked for 20 years with DHS-CBP-AMO Tucson Air Branch. The base and its tenants (and even local supporting agencies) are sure to put on a great show.
Those are highlights of the week, and I'm accumulating a list of many other activities you might want to experience all within a couple hours' drive while enjoying the many surrounding mountain ranges.
Come join the fun in Tucson. Though many RV events may be occurring here, maybe you weren't able to make one. March is a wonderful time of year to visit. Please don’t forget to let me know you are coming. Matt Bentson-#520-820-1039.
There are currently 7 spots reserved as of November. I hope you made plans as Tucson is a 'snow bird' paradise.
RALLY SCHEDULE
March 19, Sunday – Arrive – Dinner provided by host - Information Sharing
March 20th, Monday– Activity - Pima Air & Space Museum
March 21,Tuesday – Activity –Sonoran Desert Museum
March 22, Wednesday – Free Day – Pot Luck (Coordinate)
March 23, Thursday – Activity - Catalina Highway Drive to Mt Lemmon
March 24, Friday – Free Day - Plenty to do in the area
March 25, Saturday – Activity – DMAFB Open House (USAF Thunder Birds)
March 26, Sunday – Farewells
MARCH 19-26
Tucson Voyager RV Resort www.VoyagerRV.com, 800-424-9191
Rallymasters Matt Bentson & Katrina Cooper mbentson@comcast.net, 520-820-1039
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
Enchanted Trails RV Park- www.enchantedtrails.com 505-831-6317
Rallymasters Carl & Linda Threatt momo.giga@mailcom 256-656-9529
RALLY INFO
Albuquerque, NM Teaser
April 23-30
Enchanted Trails RV Park www.enchantedtrails.com 505-831-6317
Rallymasters Carl & Linda Threatt momo.giga@mailcom 256-656-9529
These are just a few of the events that the Threatts have planned for the Albuquerque Rally this spring. We will attend the Gathering of Nations, which is the last weekend of the month. We will ride the Road Runner Express from Albuq. to Santa Fe for the day. This trip will probably include lunch in Santa Fe. We will have lunch one day at a winery near Albuquerque's Old Town and then visit iconic church and plaza as well as the shops in old town. There will be more to come, stay tuned..........
The rest of the story...........
It’s getting closer that time again. Make your reservations now for the Albuquerque rally. We are looking forward to having a great turnout and a great Rally! Below is a tentative schedule. This will be tweaked as we get closer to Rally time. We will try to have at least one potluck supper during the rally and hope to have some visits to wineries or brewhouse pubs. For those who like beer, Albuquerque is one of the top destinations in the US for craft breweries.
There are many things to do in ABQ. We will discuss this at happy hour on Sunday. Things to do range from riding the Tram up to the top of the Sandias and have lunch at the Cafe up there. Or, for those who like to hike, you can drive to the top of the Sandias and hike over to the Cafe. Or you can hike the Sandia ridge trail, which is about 4 miles round trip. Difficulty is moderate. We have hiked this trail many times and it is well worth the effort. There are many other great hikes in and around ABQ. There are also many great museums and attractions. Contact us if you have any questions.
Carl & Linda Threatt, momogiga@mail.com, 256-656-9529
RALLY SCHEDULE
April 23, Sunday- arrive at CG. Happy hour at clubhouse. Bring snacks.
April 24, Monday- free day…maybe.
April 25, Tuesday- ride the Rail Runner Train to Santa Fe. Have lunch, then walk to the Santa Fe Plaza and hang out until riding the train back to ABQ. There are multiple train times for returning, so you can spend as much or as little time in Santa Fe as you like. Happy hour @ 5:00 in the clubhouse for those who make it back from Santa Fe.
April 26, Wednesday- lunch at local winery and wine tasting if you like. After lunch we’ll walk over to Old Town Albuquerque and spend the afternoon there. Happy hour at 5:00 at the clubhouse.
April 27, Thursday- Gathering of Nations Begins. Please check their website, www.gatheringofnations.com for scheduling information. The daily schedule as of now, has not been set. Typically, Thursday is evening only, while Friday and Saturday are all day events. General admission tickets are available in advance or at the gate. If you want box seats, it is advisable to purchase in advance.
April 28, Friday- Gathering of Nations
April 29, Saturday- For those who want to go, the Farmers and Craft Market downtown starts runs from 9:00 to 12:00. For those going to the Gathering of Nations, please see the online schedule to see when activities begin.
April 30, Sunday- Say goodbye
->Sunday, April 23rd to Sunday April 30th
Enchanted Trails RV Park, www.enchantedtrails.com, 505-831-6317<-
[Make reservations then RSVP to rallymasters Carl & Linda Threatt]
MAY 17-21 Gallup, NM
APRIL 23-30 Albuquerque, NM
MAY 17-21 Gallup, NM
USA RV Park-
www.usarvpark.com 505-863-5021
Rallymasters Philip & Stephanie Bishop philsteph.bishop@gmail.com 505-377-8921
Steve & Christine Reid smreid44@gmail.com 505-975-0862
RALLY INFO
YAH TA HEY!
Gallup New Mexico Rally
Hosts: Phil and Stephanie Bishop- philsteph.bishop@ Gmail.com
Steve and Christine Reid- Steve.reid@centurylink. net
RALLY SCHEDULE
May 17, 2023 at USA RV PARK GALLUP, NM - rate $42/ night. Ask for Cuatros Estado group parking.
Happy Hour meet and Greet
Hosts will be making Navajo Tacos and fixings.
Navajo tacos were originally used during the “ long walk” to New Mexico from Arizona - 300 miles- when the Navajo tribe was relocated. They could only subsist on lard and flour and few provisions which the government provided them.
May 18 - We travel to the Zuni Pueblo @ 37 miles away. Several tours available from an easy van and little walking 1 hour tour- Halona. $15 per person. For the more adventurous Hawikra “ cities of Cibola”. This is a 3 hour tour which involves hiking and a van tour. Cost for 3 or more is $35 per person. We will need to sign up a day in advance. More info on tours will be provided.
We can bring a picnic lunch or lunch at the Halona deli in Zuni.
For shoppers there are several shops and cooperatives selling the famous Zuni inlaid jewelry and pottery.
4:30 happy hour and dinner on own.
May 19 - Window Rock, Arizona. Headquarters of the Navajo Nation. Approximately 30 miles from Gallup. We will explore the Code Talkers memorial, museum, small zoo of native animals, window in the rock.
Shopping at Navajo Arts and Crafts coop.
We will return to Gallup and lunch at Angela’s Cafe in Gallup. A great little restaurant for salads and sandwiches located in the Train Station. Free parking. The Cultural museum depicting Navajo history is upstairs and a fabulous museum and free!
** are we out of our gourds?? A fun craft project involving GOURDS! We will be designing and painting our own small Navajo pots! Gourds, paints, brushes and patterns provided. Bring your imagination! If one has extra embellishments such as beads, feathers, etc please bring if desired. A fun project for all! No art skills needed!
Happy Hour and heavy hor d’ oeuvres
May 20- free day. Huge Navajo Flea Market. Over 500 vendors selling arts and crafts, food and livestock. Free
Richardsons Trading Post and many shops downtown Gallup. Free parking downtown.
Maybe a downtown walk viewing many hand painted murals.
4:00 tour of El Rancho historic hotel including the John Wayne suite hosted by the manager. Free!
Group dinner in El Rancho Restaurant - order off select menu .
Painted gourd pots judging and prizes.
May 21 - Adios and farewell until next time! Hope you enjoyed Navajo Land!!
JUNE 7-12 Alamosa, CO
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
MAY 17-21 Gallup, NM
CoolSunshine RV Park
www.coolsunshinervpark.com 719-992-9105 stay a week and get a 15% discount
Rallymasters Becky & Bob Coulter coulter06@comcast.net 505-553-5896
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RALLY INFO
Alamosa CO Rally June 7-12 -“Starlight Starbright”
Hope you can stay up at night. A rally for past and present members. I have the Best Western Movie Manor in Monte Vista (719-852-5921) picked out for those of you who no longer have an RV. The hotel is built around the drive-in theater with sound piped into your room and a complimentary breakfast with a restaurant onsite. Come join us for a trip to the Star Drive-In Theater (719-852-2613). Family owned and operated for 65plus years. Maybe Maverick will be playing.
We will venture out to the tallest sand dunes in North America for our Stargazing/Pajama Party. We will do a little walking and viewing of the planets/ constellations and meteors. The Milky Way should be gorgeous. Bring your telescopes, binoculars, and star charts. Who knows maybe you will catch a falling star.
Have you ever seen an albino alligator or held a baby alligator. Perhaps you want to take some gator wrestling lessons. Well, you can at the Colorado Gators and Reptile Farm and Wildlife Park in Mosca.
I know you have heard of Farm to Table, but have you heard of Farm to Glass. Come and experience one of the best breweries I have ever been to. Everything is sourced from the owner’s farm; they raise their own hops and grain. Use their own well water and yeast which they get right out of the air!
The Farm Brewery. was a dairy farm converted to a malt facility that still supplies many of the regions craft breweries. They started a small Brewery that has grown because they make a great product. The food is a local food truck. The one there was one that makes their own brats.
We will take you to the Sand Dunes Recreation (Adults only Greenhouse) where you can soak in artesian hot springs (4-different pools & temps), 10-person sauna, swim and drink (Steel Box Bar) and dine in the same room at their Mile Deep Grill serving small plate menus of Ahi Tuna, salads, steak bites, charcuterie boards, etc. They also have cabins for rent if you are interested. www. https://www.sanddunespool.com/
We can all go to the Carnival by the Rio at Cole Park in Alamosa.
Here are things you can do with friends or on your own.
· Donkey Dash in Creede, CO 70mi
· The Grotto in Alamosa East
· Ft Garland museum & Cultural Center
· Hike Zappata Falls with Becky & Bob
· Go to Homelake Veterans gravesite and see the old Vets Home in Monte Vista
· Walk along the river at the Rio Grande Farm Park in Alamosa
RALLY SCHEDULE
June 7-12 Alamosa, CO
JULY 25-31 Heber vally, ut
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
Mountain Valley RV Resort
www.mountainvalleyrv.com 435-252-1715
Deadline for reserved spaces 1 Nov 22
Rallymistress Joyce Jamele joycedjay@icloud.com 303-304-7175
RALLY INFO
Heber Valley Rally Teaser - Heber UT
July 25-31
Mountain Valley RV Resort- www.mountainvalleyrv.com, 435-252-1715
Visiting the picturesque Heber Valley is a perfect way of enjoying one of Mother Nature’s favorite destinations. Only minutes away from the world-renowned Deer Valley, Sundance and Park City ski resorts, Heber Valley boasts 3 state parks, a 2002 Olympic venue, an historic tourism railroad and a Swiss-themed town that was recently voted as Utah’s favorite town.
We’ll be staying at the Mountain Valley RV Resort, one of the finest resorts in the Western United States and the highest rated park in Utah. All the RV sites in the adult section are 80’x30’ concrete sites with full hookups (30A RVs will need an adapter). There is an adults-only clubhouse, pool, spa, pickle ball courts, laundry, restrooms and dog park.
Tuesday, July 25 - Check in and get set up. Then join the rally mistresses (Joyce, Joyce and Sharee) for a dinner they’ve prepared for you.
Wednesday - We’ll explore the town of Midway, a charming town with a Swiss heritage. We’ll make a morning stop at a local bakery, then walk it off with the Volksmarch, viewing the numerous historical sites, unique Swiss/Victorian architecture and an easy hike spiraling around Memorial Hill where we can take in a view of the entire valley. After that we’ll be ready for lunch at a local restaurant. Following that, we’ll have an afternoon visit to the Kohler Creamery, where we can take a tour of the dairy farm and take a cheese making or tasting class. We’ll wind down that evening with a happy hour at the RV resort.
Thursday - Let’s pack a picnic lunch and drive into the Uintas on the Mirror Lake Highway. There are several levels of hikes, some very easy and some a bit more challenging. A stop at Provo Falls is a must. On the way back, we’ll stop in at the Blue Moon Alpaca Ranch - we’ll learn about the alpacas, spend some up close and personal time with “the girls” in the pasture and learn how the fleece is spun into yarn (shopping opportunities , too!). In the evening we can enjoy live music at City Park - there are food trucks and craft booths.
Friday - After a relaxing morning at the resort, we’ll head to the renowned Sundance Resort for dinner and an outdoor play or concert (TBD).
Saturday - This morning we visit Historic Main Street in Park City - we’ll drive there via Guardsman Pass (carpool, please, as parking is limited). There are all sorts of unique and interesting shops and boutiques, the mining museum, and loads of fun activities at the Park City Mountain Resort. We’ll meet for lunch and then go to the Utah Olympic Park, site of the bobsled, luge, skeleton events for the 2002 Olympics.
Sunday - A free day to relax or enjoy one of the many nearby activities. We’ll get together in the evening for a potluck dinner and game night.
Monday - TBD - maybe a scenic drive, and some hiking along the Provo River. In the evening, we’ll visit Tom’s Cabin - a private collection of museum quality Western antiques created by Tom and Linda Whitaker.
Tuesday - It’s time to bid a fond farewell to your fellow adventurers - until the next one.
Please let me know if you are coming!
Joyce Jamele
RALLY SCHEDULE
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
AUGUST 2-8 Hayden/Steamboat Spgs, co
Yampa River State Park
www.cpwshop.com 970-276-2061
Rallymasters Gene & Rosie Dorsey gene.dorsey@msn.com 505-974-1845
RALLY INFO
Yampa River Rally Schedule
Wed Aug 2 – Tues Aug 8
Yampa River State Park
https://www.cpwshop.com/campinghome.page
MAKE RESERVATIONS ONLINE BEGINNING FEB 2, 2023
A Colorado State Park, Yampa River State Park provides 13 access points along 134 miles of the Yampa River from Hayden, CO to Dinosaur National Monument. Walkways and hiking trails explore the rivers canyons, rock formations and natural habitats. Our campground is adjacent to the visitors center and has 35 RV electric sites so BOOK WHEN RESERVATIONS OPEN ON FEB 2ND.
Camping along one of the few free flowing rivers in the USA, we will be surrounded by scenic mountain vistas yet within driving distance of some popular destination locations.
Check in on Wednesday the 2nd and join us for dinner provided by rallymasters.
On Thursday we learn a bit about Colorado coal country with a guided tour of the Craig Station power plant that provides electricity to all of our Cuatro Estados.
Friday morning, we drive upriver to the historic Steamboat Springs - Ski Town USA. After a short hike to Fish Creek Falls, we will stroll down the main street to refuel at an historic restaurant. A visit to FM Light & Sons who have been “outfitin’ the west for over 100 years’, will contrast greatly with any number of Ski Town boutiques we may shop.
Saturday we become visitors AND Participants at the Moffatt County Hot Air Balloon festival. We can help launch balloons , check out some classy cars, join in Rubber Duck Race and wait for it - - - - - - - launch a Cuatro Estados boat in the Cardboard Regatta.
After a free day of exploring, shopping, rafting, floating, or whatever on Sunday, we will end the day with a potluck and campfire.
What would a camping trip be without a ride through the mountains? On Monday we pack a picnic lunch and drive the Flat Tops Trail Scenic and Historic Byway.
We can only bid you “Happy Trails” on Tuesday if you reserve your spot on Feb 2nd and join us for summer adventure in the Yampa Valley.
Gene & Rosie Dorsey (505)974-1845
RALLY SCHEDULE
SEPTMBER 25-30 oklahoma city,ok
SEPTMBER 25-30 oklahoma city,ok
SEPTMBER 25-30 oklahoma city,ok
Twin Fountains Resort
www.twinfountainsresort.com 405-475-5514
Rallymasters Dewey & Lou Berry dberry596@sbcglobal.net 405-426-5563
RALLY INFO
Oklahoma City, OK Teaser - September 25-30
Yes this is Oklahoma City! If you haven't seen it you need to go.
**Plan a trip back east, but be sure to stop in on your way either coming or going. Or, just make it a destination. This wonderful couple came to our rally in Angel Fire, NM as guests and volunteered to host a rally in OK City. It's their hometown and they want to show it off.
One of the most moving sites in OK City is the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, which honors the victims of the 1995 OK City bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Then we will visit the First American Museum which honors the history and tradition of the thirty-nine tribal nations residing in Oklahoma. Some cultural objects have been returned to the museum from the Smithsonian Museum.
We will also visit the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum which hosts the Rodeo Hall of Fame and honors the greatest performers in the history of this great American sport.
In your spare time you can go for a forty minute boat ride along the Bricktown Canal on the Water Taxi and stop in the arts and entertainment district for a visit to the Banjo museum or have some lunch or dinner at Earls Rib Palace or maybe Pearl's Crabtown.
On the last day we will tour the beautiful state capitol building, completed in 1917. The dome, which was in the original design plans was not built until 2002. The most unique thing is the building is surrounded by working oil wells.
Dewey & Lou Berry are new members of Cuarto Estados and will be Hosts for the Rally. Make you reservations first then contact the Berrys.
Cell # (405) 426-5563
Email: dberry596@sbcglobal.net
RV Park: Twin Fountains RV Resort, 2727 NE 63rd St. OKC
Tel. # ( 405) 475-5514 & Toll Free Tel. # (866) 693-1469
Rental fee per night with Good Sam or FMCA 10 percent, discount is now $58.05. Dates are Sept 25-30 (departure date)
This RV park is very nice and it has a bar on premises called Sempre Fi. The park is downtown OKC.
The Berrys are looking into renting a 15 passenger van for a 24 hour period at a cost of $200.00. That would be about $15.00 per person. (We figure one trip in the afternoon and one trip the next morning would use up the 24 hours. That would be a lot cheaper than each car paying parking and knowing where to go and park.)
RALLY SCHEDULE
Preliminary plans (as of now) will be close to the following:
RV Park: Twin Fountains RV Resort, 2727 NE 63rd St. OKC Tel. # ( 405) 475-5514 & Toll Free Tel. # (866) 693-1469
Rental fee per night with Good Sam or FMCA 10 percent discount is now $58.05.
Attendees willmake their on reservations.
Arrive, Mon. 9-25 with evening meal at RV Park.
Tues. 9-26 Visit "Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum".
Wed. 9-27 visit "First American Museum".
Thurs. 9-28 visit "National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum".
Fri. 9-29 visit "Oklahoma State Capitol".
Sat 9-10 Departure Day
We are looking into renting a 15 passenger van for a 24 hour period at a cost of $200.00. That would be about $15.00 per person. (We figure one trip in the afternoon and one trip the next morning would use up the 24 hours. That would be a lot cheaper than each car paying parking and knowing where to go and park.)
4-10 oCTOBER– wilcox, az
SEPTMBER 25-30 oklahoma city,ok
SEPTMBER 25-30 oklahoma city,ok
Wilcox/Cochise AZ, Grande Vista www.grandevistarvparkaz.com 520-384-4002
Rallymasters Nancy & Art Utech nancyutech@gmail.com 303-550-5215
RALLY INFO
We’re excited to plan the Willcox October 2023 rally! Located in the Sulphur Springs Valley, Willcox is a fertile agricultural area with pick-your-own farms and orchards like those at Apple Annie’s. The weekend we are there is the Rex Allen Days festival. The Rex Allen Museum honors the life and career of a 1950s Western film and singing legend known as the "Arizona Cowboy," in his hometown. John Schneider, of Dukes of Hazard, performs that weekend along with a variety of other artists. There are concerts, rodeos and tons of activities. We have arranged for a private tour of the Rex Allen Museum and a walking tour highlighting the architecture of Willcox. We can tour the Amerind Museum, drive up to the Chirachaua Monument. The ancestral home of the Chiricahua Apache Native American tribe, in the Chiricahua Mountains, is a sky island called “a wonderland of rocks.” Access Chiricahua National Monument state park here and explore its 8-mile paved scenic drive and 17-miles of day-use hiking trails past volcanic rock spires called “hoodoos.” We are working on wine tastings at a vineyard and hopefully a tour of Aridus winery including the crushing room. This is the largest crushing room in AZ and they actually crush for other vineyards. (Generally the crushing room is off limits. 🤞🏻🤞🏻) This up-and-coming wine grape-growing region with a cluster of outstanding vineyards and wineries making up a wine trail.
There are some amazing restaurants in the area too! Dinner one night at La Vinca. Genuine Mexican cuisine like in the Baja and the best chicken mole I have ever eaten! Very small restaurant with a huge patio which will accommodate us all. Very inexpensive.
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