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How is Paintrock Canyon different from your previous guest ranches in Colorado?

Scale-wise, it’s similar, but it has a lot more layers. There are more opportunities to experience day-to-day ranch work, like moving cattle, irrigating, fencing, and even observing baby calves being born. Paintrock Creek flows through the middle of the ranch, so guests have opportunities to swim and fish. We have access to one of the best fisheries in northern Wyoming and the rainbow and brown trout fishing is incredible. There is also great birding here. At the previous properties, we’d have to drive guests to trailheads for hiking, but we have so much that’s close here. And the vistas are so diverse. You have everything from huge mountains and beautiful rock formations to open prairie and the creek. The scenery is really multi-dimensional.

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What’s a typical ranch stay like?

The closest town is the speck of Hyattville, which is one-and-a-half hours from Cody and three hours from Billings, Montana. Guests arrive on a Sunday and depart on Friday for a five-night stay. We really cater to what guests are looking to experience. Some people want to ride a horse all day or help move the cattle. Some people want to hike. Others just want to sit and read at camp. We have 14 safari-style tents, all comfortably furnished and within a short walk to bathrooms and hot showers. I tell friends, this is not camping. You’re a 16th of an inch from nature all night long without being adversely affected by it. All meals are cooked outdoors over fire and served at communal tables. Our chef uses Ranchlands beef for many of the dishes. We also host wellness retreats, writing retreats led by notable authors like Molly Wizenberg, and workshops and clinics on everything from outdoor skills to stockmanship.

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How are ranching and conservation intertwined?

Conservation is a product we produce, just like beef. We see ourselves as stewards of the land. It’s not an obligation, it’s an honor. From a business standpoint, the better we care for the land the more productive it will be. We graze our cattle in a way that restores the land, mimicking historic mobile herds. But it’s also a moral responsibility. When you live on the land you develop a relationship with it and the animals who live on it. You see a coyote every morning or the eagles nesting and want to protect them. People come here and it opens their eyes to how a working landscape can work in harmony with nature.

Duke Phillips was interviewed by Jen Murphy for All Roads North in April 2026.

To start planning your own journey through the American West, perhaps including Paintrock Canyon, please get in touch to speak with a Destination Specialist.

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Summer in the National Parks

Despite the travel challenges immediately following Covid in 2020, in the past few years national parks saw record visitor numbers. The Grand Canyon saw 4.7 million visitors, second only to Great Smoky Mountains National Park which saw 13.3 million visitors. Since it’s looking like that trend will continue in 2026, there are a few parks in particular that are essential to plan ahead for this year.

Summer is the most popular time to visit most National parks, so it’s key to book in advance. July and August in particular bring the best weather and it’s a fantastic time to take in one of the most spectacular landscapes in North America. The Grand Canyon, Zion, Yellowstone, The Great Smoky Mountains and Yosemite are all in the top five most popular American national parks to visit so if you’re hoping to visit these during peak season, planning ahead is crucial.

In an effort to manage the mass amount of visitors and preserve the pristine wilderness in these areas, many parks have implemented new reservation and timed-entry systems. Mountain Rainier, Glacier, Arches, Rocky Mountain, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Arches, and Acadia National Parks are some of the more popular spots that require reservations during peak season, with many more starting pilot programs this year.

National Park Road Trip Inspiration: Yellowstone and Grand Teton Road Trip 

Fall in New England

It’s no secret that New England shines in autumn. Every September, visitors trek from all over the country to witness the fall foliage change from bright greens to golden-reds. But the charming trait of New England is its small-town feel and with such a small window (sometimes only two weeks) to drive the fall colored highways, room availability and timing are limited. 

Reservations at some of our favorite boutique getaways and luxury inns are quickly filling up, so if you fancy spending your autumn amongst bright falling leaves, winding between cheddar creameries and cider mills, and enveloped in the salty air of coastal Atlantic towns, start the planning of your custom journey through New England soon.

New England Fall Road Trip Inspiration: Luxury Holiday to New England

Alaska

As a general rule, an exploration through the wild terrain of Alaska is not an adventure that you want to enter into haphazardly. It’s a huge state with miles of remote frontier, so you need to have a strategy for how you’ll get where and who will be guiding the way. 

Plus, because of the extreme weather, there’s a short window of opportunity in the warmer months to access much of Alaska, meaning high demand for the best places. Not-to-mention, the surge of extreme weather in recent years can be an impediment to seeing certain National Parks (Denali Park Road, in Denali National Park, remains closed through 2026 do to a landslide). For all of these reasons, it’s always best to plan ahead.

Our Alaska luxury travel specialists have handpicked the finest wilderness lodges, expert private guides, and standout experiences so as to design a luxury Alaska vacation to remember. From aquamarine glaciers, steep-walled fjords, majestic grizzlies, endless snow-capped mountain ranges, and breaching humpbacks; there’s an abundance of ‘bucket-list’ Alaska experiences spread across a vast geography. 

Alaskan Road Trip Inspiration: Luxury Alaska Vacation: Adventures on the Kenai Peninsula

The Harvest in California Wine Country

Around late September, California wine country bustles with energy during the harvest. Vineyards race to pick their grapes at their peak ripeness, the weather begins to cool and the smell of harvest fills the valleys. This is always an exciting time to visit, but finding reservations in this small wine region can be competitive. The already limited rooms at our favorite boltholes, like the Inn at Newport Ranch in Mendocino or Sonoma’s Farmhouse Inn, won’t last long. 

Likewise, the harvest being a time of great culinary celebration, tables will quickly fill up at the many acclaimed (and Michelin-starred) restaurants in California’s wine country region. A key part of All Roads North’s trip planning services is making sure you get the reservations you want and we’ll be keeping an eye on openings at legends like Napa Valley’s French Laundry or Sonoma’s SingleThread Farm for those hoping to indulge their taste buds this year.

Wine Country Inspiration: Napa and Sonoma in Style

Spring Break

It’s always a good idea to plan ahead for spring break, but especially this year. Domestic travel in the U.S. during March is increasing and, in fact, in 2024 airlines saw their busiest March ever. In 2026, numbers are expected to increase even more.

Arizona is a beautiful place to visit in the spring, whether finding rest and relaxation amongst the sacred red rocks of Sedona or searching out adventure in the saguaro cactus-studded desert surrounding Tucson. Or, take advantage of the sun and sea in Southern California. From surfing to hiking to fine dining to art exhibits, you’ll never have to suffer a dull moment. For spring breakers looking for a cultural immersion, look no further than New Orleans. Dynamic and diverse, this city is larger than life in almost every area; not least food, music and history.

Southwest Road Trip Inspiraiton: The Red Rock and Canyon Country of Arizona and Utah

Luxury Ranches

Blending authentic ranch life with luxury bells and whistles is something that the U.S. does best. From Montana to Arizona, many of our favorite ranches consist of several stand-alone cabins with a main lodge centered in their midst– a setup that became popular during Covid due to its inherent socially distanced structure. 

Not only the accommodation but also the accompanying activities allow for seclusion. Most luxury ranches, like the Ranch at Rock Creek in Montana or Smith Rock Ranch in Colorado, offer endless outdoor activities, like horseback riding, fishing and hiking, all from one secluded base.

Luxury Ranch Road Trip Inspiration: A Private Ranch Road Trip in West Texas

Mountain Towns

Whether you are planning to ski in the winter, raft in the summer or hike amongst golden aspen in autumn, mountain towns never go out of season. The difficult decision isn’t deciding if you want to get away for some alpine fresh air, it’s more of a question of where you’ll go. Here are some of our favorites (and the ones that will book up the fastest):

Jackson, Wyoming is a bit of a dichotomy. On one hand, Jackson is an old western town with wooden boardwalks, swinging saloon doors and its signature elk antler arches in the main square. On the other, it’s a chic mountain town that has become a playground for the well-heeled and adventurous. Aspen, Colorado is similar in that way– with perhaps a little more glitz than grit. What most defines Aspen though is its exceptional natural beauty. Walking down Main Street in Telluride, Colorado, you’ll understand why it’s often described as the quintessential mountain town. The spunk of its mining town origins is miraculously preserved and its location nestled in the valley of a box canyon causes just about any angle of the town to be picture perfect. Taos, New Mexico is a mountain town infused with the blend of Mexican, Spanish and Native American culture that New Mexico is known for. It’s rich in cultural experiences and full of adventurous outdoor activities as well.

Mountain Towns Road Trip Inspiration: Luxury Family Adventure in Colorado

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Check out these ten new and upcoming hotels that the All Roads North team is excited about:

1. 3 Spear Ranch

Dubois, Wyoming

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Why we love it: The passionate people behind it, as well as the property’s storied, Wyoming history.

3 Spear Ranch is a 1,200 acre boutique ranch and resort nestled in Wyoming’s Wind River Valley and Absaroka Mountains. Just a 90 minute drive from Jackson Hole, it’s the perfect base camp from which to explore the beautiful Grand Tetons and immerse yourself in nature. A vintage 1892 billiards table, a natural hot spring on site, and endless thoughtful amenities make this place a warm home away from the hustle. Plus, there’s an all-star team with deep, local roots. Married duo and Wyoming natives Creed and Sascha Garnick partner with hospitality veteran General Manager Chandler Minton to bring their mutual vision to life: one where rugged western romanticism combines with personalized service.

2. The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern, Auberge Resorts

Los Olivos, California

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Why we love it: We’re excited for this much-needed luxury base in one of our favorite under-the-radar areas of California.

Another exciting restoration project by the Auberge Collection, The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern is a luxury stay in Los Olivos with a wild California gold rush history. Its past lives include its beginnings as a stagecoach stop in the 1880’s and a sneaky speakeasy location during the Prohibition. Now, The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern was reimagined with new luxurious touches while paying homage to an interesting past. It’s the perfect place from which to enjoy the blossoming fine dining scene in the area (check out the newly Michelin-starred Bells restaurant), go wine-tasting, and ride horseback through the mountains and valleys of Santa Ynez.

3. Ambiente

Sedona, Arizona

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Why we love it: It’s been a minute since any fresh, bespoke stays opened in the area and we’re loving the contemporary design and commitment to sustainability.

Set to open in the summer of 2022, Ambiente is located in the heart of Sedona, Arizona. The new property embraces the surrounding cathedrals of red rock with stunning natural views from each guest “atrium.” Ambiente has noted conservation as a main goal at the heart of the hotel’s construction and ongoing service, with projects such as restoring an ancient, natural waterway on the property.

4. Six Senses New York

New York, New York

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Why we love it: This is the first Six Senses property in North America and the first of the brand’s new urban collection. 

The Six Senses reputation is well established for creating exceptional guest experiences in beautiful tropical locations. Now the brand is bringing that same ethos to the city, kicking off its first urban collection with the XI in New York City. Of course, the new property is located in an unparalleled location between Hudson River and the High Line in Manhattan’s dynamic West Chelsea neighborhood. The property will use natural-hued fabrics and materials to create the tranquil ambiance that Six Senses is known for amidst the bustle of the city that never sleeps.  

5. High Hampton

Cashiers, North Carolina

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Why we love it: Everything the Blackberry Farm team touches turns to gold.

High Hampton has a long, 100-year history as a beloved destination for summer travels and weekend getaways in North Carolina. However, over the past two years, the acclaimed family and team behind Blackberry Farm oversaw the revitalization of the Inn, cottages and restaurants. The rustic charms of the creaky floors and antique, locally-crafted furniture remain, but now with the glow of the Blackberry Farm design team’s golden touch. Air conditioning and heat were some welcome additions, for starters, but there’s also the reconfigured bedroom spaces to allow more space and the modernized, stylish bathrooms.

6. One&Only Moonlight Basin

Big Sky, Montana

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Why we love it: This is the first One&Only resort in the United States!

Set to open in 2024, Moonlight Basin promises to bring the thoughtful luxury of the One&Only brand to the mountains of Montana. The expansive 8,100-acre property will serve as the perfect base camp from which to explore the surrounding Big Sky area. Across every season, the stunning mountain landscape provides endless opportunities for exploration in the snow or the sun– like skiing, fly fishing, kayaking and biking. 

7. Life House, Berkshires

Lenox, Massachusetts

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Why we love it: This exciting, young hotel group has opened a location in one of our favorite locations in the Northeast. 

Life House took inspiration from Upstate New York’s storied legacy as a retreat and inspiration for creatives when creating this property in the Berkshires. Billed as a “writer’s mountain retreat,” the reimagined 1970’s lodge taps into the tradition of cozy fireside conversation, craft cocktails at the communal bar, and misty mornings. The guest rooms are filled with earthy tones and retro patterns, as well as luxury touches such as La Labo bath products and Revival NY linens. 

8. Southall

Franklin, Tennessee

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Why we love it: The food. Southern comfort meets fresh, seasonal fare directly from the property’s working farm. 

An idyllic countryside setting. A working farm. Warm Southern hospitality. These are just a few of the components that contribute to the wonder of Southall among the rolling hills of Franklin, Tennessee. The Inn at Southall includes 62 guestrooms and 16 separate cottage accommodations, inspired by the surrounding bucolic landscapes and committed to utilizing local craftsmanship.

9. Albert Hotel

Fredericksburg, Texas

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Why we love it: We’re thrilled to see a bespoke hotel option added to Texas Wine Country.

Albert Hotel in Fredericksburg, Texas is a blend of old and new, with four original, historic buildings in addition to new construction providing a contemporary flavor. Expected to open in the late 2022, this buzzy new hotel is spearheaded by New Waterloo, an acclaimed hospitality group with notable projects in Austin and Santa Fe. The spacious property’s two acres provides plenty of room for the 110 new guest rooms, swimming pool, three restaurants and spa. 

10. Wildflower Farms, Auberge Resorts

Hudson Valley, New York

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Why we love it: We love the natural focus and beautiful location.

As the name suggests, Wildflower Farms was created to be deeply in touch with the scenic meadows, brooks, orchards and arcadian surroundings of Hudson Valley. The Auberge property is set to open in autumn of 2022, bringing 65 luxury, free-standing accommodations to the expansive 140 acre property. Nature will be at the forefront of the Wildflower Farms experience, both on property and due to its close proximity to landmarks such as the Hudson Valley River and Catskills Mountains– all just 90 minutes from New York City.

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All Roads North will answer all of your questions in your quest to find the ranch vacation that perfectly suits you.

Types of Ranch Trips

Are you looking to get your hands dirty helping out on a bona fide working ranch or are you hoping for a more luxury experience in a bucolic setting?

What is a Luxury Ranch?

Ranch at Rock Creek

Luxury ranch vacations are perfect for those looking to explore the American West in style and without leaving any creature comforts behind. Complete with typical ranching activities– such as horseback riding and fishing– luxury ranch resorts often blend further amenities into the experience, such as gourmet dining and indulgent spa treatments. At the very best of these ranches, you can expect the same levels of service you’ll find in an urban five-star property, but in the wilds of the West.

One of our favorite luxury ranches: Ranch at Rock Creek

What is a Dude Ranch?

Lone Mountain Ranch

Dude ranches have a long history of introducing folks to the Western way of life with a family-friendly atmosphere, a wide range of curated activities and warm, rustic hospitality. Sometimes offered as an all-inclusive experience, rodeo nights, shooting, horseback riding and barbeque nights are just a few items on the itinerary.

Dude ranches got their start in the 1880’s as wealthy international and domestic visitors alike sought to escape the city and explore the unspoiled American West. To this day, dude ranches provide that same promise of escape. You may also see ranches in this category described as Guest Ranches, which tends to be used interchangeably but may indicate a more intimate, upscale experience.

One of our favorite dude ranches: Lone Mountain Ranch

What is a Working Ranch?

Zapata Ranch

A working ranch’s sole enterprise centers around livestock. This type of ranch experience will provide you with a bona fide look at ranching operations and allow you to get your hands dirty as well. For example, you won’t just be going on a horseback trail ride, you’ll saddle up to herd the cattle from the fields. Although more immersive, the hospitality of a working ranch can’t be beat, and you’ll have great food and cozy accommodations to look forward to at the end of the day. The very best in this category will give you a true insight into modern ranching practices and conservation.

One of our favorite working ranches: Zapata Ranch

What is a Private Ranch?

Chalk Draw Ranch

A private ranch is a property that you have exclusively to yourself to enjoy. All Roads North has access to some huge private ranches, typically not open to the public, giving you a behind-the-scenes view of incredible landscapes and a unique way of life. Private ranches are ideal for larger family gatherings or simply for those seeking a secluded getaway.

Check out our Private Ranch Road Trip in West Texas.

What ranch vacation is best for you?

Whether you’re traveling with a large group or hoping for a romantic setting with your partner, there’s sure to be a ranch that suits your preferences.

What is the best ranch for families?

Tanque Verde Ranch

Ranch vacations (especially dude ranches!) generally make for great family trips, considering the wide range of activities offered. However, some do stand out from the crowd with their excellent kids programs. For example, Tanque Verde Ranch offers a daily schedule of child-friendly activities that is complimentary to guests on an all-inclusive package. When considering a family ranch vacation, the age of your children is an important factor (see below), with more riding focused ranches typically being suitable for children eight and older.

What is the best ranch for couples?

Depending on the couple’s interests, any range of ranch trips from an immersive working ranch to an indulgent luxury ranch would make for a great couples trip. If you are looking for a romantic, acclaimed ranch destination, look no further than Triple Creek Ranch– an adults-only retreat in Montana.

What locations to consider for a ranch vacation?

Zapata Ranch

There are several different states in the U.S. with outstanding ranch trip destinations, and each region comes with its own distinctive flair. Many ranches in the Rocky Mountains– such as in Montana, Colorado and Wyoming– feature secluded getaways amongst the mountains and forest. If you envision a Western experience with cacti and tumbleweeds, ranches in the Southwest, such as Arizona and Texas, are your best bet. Even California, although not often pegged as a quintessential ranch vacation state, has some great properties to speak of.

More Ranch Vacation FAQs

Ranch at Rock Creek

How far in advance should I book my ranch trip?

Some ranch destinations host repeat family trips every year, so availability can fill up quickly. It’s always best to book as far in advance as possible and for the most in demand spots, we’d suggest planning a year in advance.

For children, what age is best for a ranch trip?

Depending on the ranch and activities offered, there will be a different age recommended. Some working ranches and luxury ranches may not offer kid-friendly activities, while most dude ranches offer programs for children as young as four year old. Typically, full riding programs are not offered to children under 8 but this does vary by property.

What level of horsemanship is required for a ranch trip?

Are you a beginner looking for a peaceful trail ride or a capable equestrian in search of some free rein? There are ranches to fit both of these riders and everyone in between. Even if you don’t wish to go anywhere near a horse, there are plenty of ranches with an abundance of alternative activities and options.

What time of year is best to go on a ranch vacation?

The most popular time to visit a ranch property is during the summer or spring. However, at many ranches, the colder months offer just as much snowy fun. It just depends if you want to go hiking or snow-shoeing? Trail riding or sleigh riding? Romp in the summer sun or watch the snow fall from the warmth of your cozy cabin window?

Lone Mountain Ranch, Photo by Donnie Sexton

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That’s why the All Roads North team put our heads together to compile a list of our favorite hotels and properties. Each is unique, with their own merits. Are you looking for an off-the-grid adventure? We know the perfect basecamps. Looking for a luxe and relaxing spa weekend? We have a few in mind for that too. 

Read on to discover the All Roads North team’s top USA hotels. 

Best for sustainability

Bardessono

Bardessono is a shining temple to minimal, sleek and eco-friendly design– one of only three LEED Platinum certified hotels in the U.S. They use geothermal sources to heat and cool a large part of the hotel, and were even very waste-conscious throughout the property’s construction. –Andrea, Destination Specialist

Best for off-the-grid adventures

North Cascades Lodge at Stehekin

This lodge on the edge of Lake Chelan can only be reached by a two-hour ferry ride or 17-mile hike and offers incredible access to a remote corner of North Cascades National Park. –Lisa, Destination Specialist

J Bar L Ranch

At the end a long dirt road lies J Bar L Ranch: 20,000 acres of stewarded Montana rangeland. The secluded property is a snapshot of the wild, untouched American West. –Sam, Founder

Ultima Thule

Photo by Arturo Polo Ena

If you are a traveler looking for authentic Alaska experiences and aren’t afraid to get your hands dirty or feet wet, Ultima Thule Lodge is for you. Located 100 miles from any paved road, the lodge is a remote Alaska oasis catering to the adventurous-at-heart. –Sam, Founder

Best for authentic local character

Casa Gallina

The bucolic farmland, the enthusiasm of host Richard Spera and, of course, the property’s namesake chickens. Just a few ways Casa Gallina will make you fall in love with Taos with a true glimpse into local life. –Ben, Client Operations

Inn at Newport Ranch 

The Inn at Newport Ranch is quite literally infused with local character. The bones of a century-old farmhouse, hewn from the area’s iconic old growth redwoods, form the core of the property. Sitting on 2,000 windswept acres of rugged Northern California coastline, this raw plot of land invites you to watch massive storms roll in, wander amongst the coastal redwood giants or do nothing at all. –Andrea, Destination Specialist

Maison Madeleine

Maison Madeleine, built in the 1840s, is on the National Register of Historic Places and is nestled among lush gardens on the shores of Lake Martin, a hidden gem that boasts one of the largest wading bird rookeries in North America. The nearby small town of Breaux Bridge is one of the cultural centers of Acadiana and the heartland of the inviting Cajun way of life. –Sam, Founder

Bitterroot Ranch

The Fox family have been ranching at Bitterroot since 1971 and while the guest program is central to the operation, it is not its reason for being. This is very much still a dynamic working ranch and every spring the cattle herd is brought up to the ranch from their winter grounds and graze freely in the vast Shoshone National Forest that abuts the property. –Sam, Founder

Best for relaxation and pampering

Dunton Hot Springs

Dunton Hot Springs is an indulgent bolthole near Telluride. Think fresh mountain air, beautiful views and the opportunity to shuffle between cabin and the outdoor hot springs, bath house or sauna in your slippers and cozy robe. Along with fabulous food. –Lisa, Destination Specialist

Castle Hot Springs

The Castle Hot Springs experience is designed to make the day-to-day melt away. An oasis of palm trees and saguaro cacti nestled in the heart of the Bradshaw Mountains, the natural hot springs and spa on property is the perfect place to get away and relax. –Mary Cate, Marketing

Triple Creek Ranch

Photo courtesy of Triple Creek Ranch

If a Montana ranch seems out of place in the pampering section to you, think again. Triple Creek Ranch is a luxurious, adults-only property in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley. The perfect place to enjoy some fine dining, relax in a hot tub or nap on a hammock in the shade of the whispering pines. –Sam, Founder

Best architecture and design

Hotel Peter & Paul

This former school house, rectory, Catholic church and convent have each been carefully restored into a 71-room boutique hotel. Pieces were designed and constructed locally by regional artisans, or antiquities collected from the great antique fairs of Europe and several of New Orleans’ finest estates. Hotel Peter & Paul will transport you back into the fascinating history of New Orleans while surrounded by one of the city’s most chic and increasingly modern neighborhoods. –Patty, Client Operations

Willow House

At first glance, one might mistake West Texas’ Willow House for a work of Donald Judd’s modern art. Simple and sophisticated, the desert retreat nods to Georgia O’Keeffe’s iconic southwestern style while also embodying a James Turrell-esque use of light. The minimal architecture lives in harmony with its beautiful surroundings: the Chihuahuan desert and Chisos Mountain Range. –Sam, Founder

Best for dining

Single Thread 

SingleThread by the numbers: five boutique hotel rooms, it’s own five-acre farm and 11-course Michelin star dining experience in the heart of the California Wine Country. –Andrea, Destination Specialist

Los Poblanos 

Photo by Elizabeth Wells

Authentic, historic and relaxing, Los Poblanos is a getaway for all the senses. The property consists of a Hacienda and a working farm surrounded by fields or lavender and rows of vegetables. The focus on historic preservation and regenerative agriculture results in one of the most pure field-to fork menus in the country. –Andrea, Destination Specialist

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