Escape to another world & another time. A world where the days move slower & the beauty of nature isn't a far off daydream. A world of the past. Escape to Westworld. If you're wondering why our soaring vistas look familiar, it's because scenes from the award winning HBO series, Westworld, were filmed right here in Gateway! Now you can experience it from our 50s western inspired home! Waiting out your backdoor are views of rising red cliffs, a fire-pit like no other & adventure at every turn.

Our home is a charming 50s western getaway, with two cozy bedrooms & 2 newly remodeled bathrooms. Additionally our living room offers two large sofas, and a basement with additional sofa seating. There is a front and back porch waiting for you to kick back and settle into a slower pace during your getaway, but the real draw waits in the back yard. Our fire-pit area is made with local stone from a mine just up canyon, and the you will be treated to the best views of the red rising cliffs of The Palisade mountain in the entire valley.

In the backyard are peach, apricot and apple trees that produce sought after fruit in the town of Gateway. If you are there while the trees are in fruit, you are more than welcome to help yourself!

Experience the magic of Gateway Canyons Resort without the price tag! This 5 star resort built by the owner of the Discovery Channel offers a world class restaurant, bar & spa- all available to the public! You can book spa treatments, or just pop across the street for a bite & drink. They also have some of the most jaw dropping trail systems just behind the resort for hikers and mountain bikers alike, all available for public use. You'll also find the Gateway Canyons Auto Museum, which houses the privately-owned Hendricks Collection. Or if you want to head out and explore the wild, Gateway is surrounded by some of the greatest outdoor beauty & adventure in the entire country! The Dolores river runs a short distance from the house, where you can follow it through winding canyons for endless views and public land to explore. You can also head up John Brown canyon which connects over to Moab via a mountain pass filled with Piñon Pines and views of the surrounding mountains.