Mexican Trail

From the classic tacos, tortillas, frijoles, burritos, guacamole and an unlikely range of chilli sauces, to the more daring dishes like mole poblano meat with chocolate sauce and nopales cactus boiled, grilled or raw in salads.

This not to mention a series of other local spicy cocktails and specialties. Staying at the haciendas and posadas, means 4 and 5 star comfort. Unique and authentic places where few others have been before you.

Who ever played Zorro as a child should go on this trip, Who loves horse riding and nature should go on this trip, Who loves culture and culinary delights should go on this trip, Who loves fiestas, Latino music and romance should be on this trip! Riders, hedonists, this is the trip of your life! Bienvenidos a Mexico cabrones! Gaucho do Brasil Tel: The price is based on current exchange rates but is only an approximation. Please contact us for a final price. Contact Gaucho do Brasil Tel: All photos are by the author.

Used with permission and thanks. From Interstate 25, take Exit 92 to U. Highway 26 and head east 28 miles.

Turn right on state Highway and travel three miles. The grounds are open year-round as weather permits. The visitor center and museum are open daily, with extended hours during the summer months.

Summer visitors can interact with costumed interpreters. Audio tours are also available to rent for a nominal fee. Facilities include a bookstore, interpretative trails and restrooms. The park entrance, visitor center and grounds are handicapped accessible.

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Many of the structures are partially accessible. For information on hours, fees and more, contact the Fort Laramie Park Headquarters at The grave is another.

From the entrance to the Fort Laramie National Historic Site, the road leading to the grave is a left turn after one mile. While rugged, the route is passable by passenger vehicles. Signs erected by the Wyoming Bureau of Land Management provide general directions to both the grave and the Bedlam Ruts, further up the hill above and to the west of the Homsley grave.

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For still more information on historic trails across Wyoming and the West, visit the websites of the Oregon-California Trails Association and the Alliance for Historic Wyoming. Skip to main content.

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