NOTICE:
Silver Creek Inn is currently undergoing renovation and refurbishment and will not be taking reservations for the 2021 season.

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.

Silver Creek Inn is 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.

The Inn provides accommodations for adults only, and is smoke and pet-free. Upon reopening we will only host groups of 6 - 10 adults, with a 2-night minimum. Our venue is well suited for gatherings of like minds to study their particular practices such as art, music, yoga, meditation, hiking, biking, bird watching, cooking and baking.

Our reservations page for facility layout and amenities will be available for your reservation application.

Come enjoy the peace and quiet. 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.

NM STATE 159 (BURSUM ROAD) Reopens October, 2017
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Model Behaviors Just 9 miles up and over the winding pass from Alma Store and Grill, Mogollon is a living ghost town tucked between the dark, forest valley below. . . The Silver Creek Inn is owned by Pie Town's Stan King, and maintained by Mogollon expert Sue Lingo, one of the most interesting people that I've ever encountered. In the morning, take a hike up to Mineral Creek Box and pass the giant carved crypt of one of Mogollon's most infamous ghosts.

The Pie-O-Neer Cafe where "Pies are our Passion." We invite you to come to the center of our universe for some truly tasty pie, as well as homemade food. Come on up to the TOP OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE in Pie Town, New Mexico and treat yourself.

Outside Magazine Online WHEN MY GIRLFRIEND, Marin, and I drove into the ghost town of Mogollon (unofficial pop. 15) last July, we thought we'd be treated to the same tourist show we'd seen all over the West. We also thought we'd be checking into just another B&B in southwestern New Mexico, but the 126-year-old Silver Creek Inn is not so much a hotel as a labor of love. . .