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In 1845, facing mounting debts, Texas sold its claims that extended to the northernmost boundaries. That faithful decision will ever haunt the minds of Texas outdoor enthusiasts.
Texans sold some of the best mountains for skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, rafting, hiking, and camping in the country to the United States of America. In exchange for a mere ten million dollars and some debt relief.
The US went to war with Mexico to guarantee those boundaries
The western boundary lines ran to the Rio Grande all the way to Santa Fe and up the river to the headwaters in southern Colorado – near Pole Creek Mountain in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado.
From there, the western boundary ran due north to the 42nd parallel in Wyoming near present-day Rawlings, Wyoming. The Arkansas River was the northern and eastern boundary. The eastern edge of Texas in present day Colorado ran from near the Arkansas Headwaters straight up from just southwest of Leadville, Colorado, north to near Hanna, Wyoming.
These are the areas Texas sold off, and to this day, Coloradoans believe Texans are invading. …But seriously Texans love to travel, and the cooler and dryer climates of New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming are ideal getaways for a carload of tourists…
Well, Texas can’t get it back now, but when we do travel there, remember to be a good neighbor, respect quiet hours, put the fires out, and leave it as you found it!
Map Showing Texas National Border Claim – The Fight for Texas Independence 1835 -1836
The Republic of Texas 1836 -1845, Historic Borders
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Mountain lodges and chalets exude the scent of freshly chopped timber and convey that imitable feeling of alpine lifestyle
Colorado and New Mexico are two amazing states to visit if you’re a fan of the great outdoors. Their majestic landscapes, stunning mountain ranges and vast expanses of wilderness make them prime destinations for adventurers and nature lovers alike. And what better way to experience their natural beauty than by staying at a cozy mountain cabin or lodge?
Luckily, there are plenty of great options to choose from in both Colorado and New Mexico. Whether you’re looking for a remote retreat tucked away in the woods or a more luxurious mountain resort, you’re sure to find the perfect accommodation to suit your needs.
From rustic log cabins to spacious lodges with all the amenities, there’s something for everyone. Some of these mountain cabins and lodges offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, while others provide easy access to hiking trails, fishing streams and other outdoor activities.
So if you’re planning a trip to Colorado or New Mexico, make sure to add a stay at a mountain cabin or lodge to your itinerary. You won’t regret it!
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