Abreu
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Program: Cantina, Hispanic Homesteading, and Mexican Dinner. |
| Nearby Camps: Carson Meadows, Old Abreu, Rayado River, Rimrock Park, Zastro | |
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| Opportunities of Interest: Ruins at Old Abreu, Stargazing at Zastro, and Scouting Re-Dedication at Zastro. | |
| Visited on Itineraries: We tell you when we find out in March. | |
| Resources: Cantina, Limited Trading Post (cantina), purified water. | |
| UTM Coordinates: 13S 498562E 4025941N | Elevation: 7185 |
The Abreu settlement was built by Jesus Gil Abreu and his wife Petra shortly after Lucien Maxwell left the area in 1857. The settlement included a ranch, a family store, and a cantina. The original ranch house was destroyed during a flood in a replica has been rebuilt about 100 yards from where it was. The cantina which serves root beer to scouts today was built by scouts during their conservation project in 1998.