Cibolo Creek Ranch

Milton Faver arrived in West Texas in the mid-1800s, according to local legend, after winning a deadly duel in Missouri. He built three adobe forts across what is now Cibolo Creek Ranch, running a trading empire along the Rio Grande that made him one of the most recognized figures in the region by the 1880s. Today the 30,000-acre ranch resort at the foot of the Chinati Mountains is one of the most singular places to stay in America. A seven-year restoration under the guidance of the Texas Historical Commission rebuilt the forts adobe block by adobe block while returning much of the landscape to its natural pre-settlement condition. Guests stay in lakeside and courtyard rooms, premium suites, or the forts themselves. Activities run from horseback riding to guided tours of Native American rock art found on the property. Communal dinners bring everyone together in the evening, with acclaimed regional cuisine from second-generation chef Meztli Rodriguez. There is a private airport on site, and Marfa is 30 minutes away for those who need it. Everything else you need is already here.

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