We stayed in this cabin, which was the first Carolina Lodge structure built many years ago.
The lodge is bordered by the Rio Celeste. You can hear the river rushing from every place in the lodge.
This deck goes out about 10 feet over the river.
Another one of the Carolina cabins.
And yet another cabin.
The outdoor natural rock spa which gathers river water and heats it in a wood-burning water furnace and spills out into the rock spa.
You can go back and forth between the hot water and the cold river water pools that form adjacent to the spa.
Caballos.
Alejandro and the crew, cleaning a fish that Grandpa caught.
We shared all of our meals at a big long table that sat 14 people.
Big pot of stew simmering in a huge iron pot.
The lodge grows its own coffee beans and roasts them underneath the wood-burning stove in the kitchen.
Before the hike!
Boyes means Oxen in the espanol.
Fuerte means strong in the espanol. Jacob, flexing his fuerte-ness.
Nathan and Juan, our hiking guide.
Lots of mud!
After the hike!
