Mogollon (mo-go-yone) is a notorious ghost town nestled high (6500') in the sky island of the Mogollon Mountains of southwest New Mexico. Uniquely situated above breathtaking valleys midway between Albuquerque and Tucson, it is a two hour drive north of Silver City, New Mexico. Surrounded by the Gila National Forest and Gila Wilderness, opportunities for solitude abound.

When you visit, stay at Silver Creek Inn, a rare two-story adobe structure built by Frank Lauderbaugh circa 1885. The old adobe building has been renovated and restored by Stan King, who arrived in Mogollon in 1980.

Today, the Silver Creek Inn once again offers rooms of character and sumptuous dining to visitors of this expansive country. Breakfast are made to order and home-style dinners are served on Saturday evening. Guests are also treated to pies freshly-baked by Kathy Knapp, "the Pielady" of the famous Pie-O-Neer Café in Pie Town, NM.

The Inn provides accommodations for adults only, and is smoke and pet-free. Rooms are available for full weekends only, and packages include all meals. All four rooms feature private baths. The Inn is open seasonally from May through October.

Come enjoy the peace and quiet. Hike, bird, bike, photograph. Retreat to an area of openness and art, to talking creeks and creaking stairs, to a town of population 15 and a tradition of southwest hospitality.