We're Getting married

Ryan has lived in Durango for more than 10 years and considers it home now. Meg moved to Durango in 2018 to work as a midwife and be closer to her brother and the outdoors. Their mutual hairdresser realized they would be a perfect fit while Ryan was serving her at the Ore House in 2019. They went out on a "blind date" and Ryan was hooked after Meg ordered a mezcal margarita. The next day they introduced their dogs who also hit it off. Today they live in downtown Durango and enjoy cooking, wine, fly fishing and hiking together.

Eureka Lodge was built in the 1920's. It is one of the best preserved examples of an early 1900's mining boarding hotel found in the west. The lodge is listed on the National, State and Local Register of Historic Places. The owners Bob and Terri Brokering have worked the past 24 years to renovate the lodge and are happy to share it with the public Originally a part of a large mining complex, known as the Martin Mining Complex, that included over 100 mine claims, this lodge sits on 40 acres surrounded by Forest Service or BLM land. Located approximately 8 miles from Silverton, it is best described as a perfect weekend retreat. There is no telephone or cell service, no cable or satellite TV.