An adobe gallery and cafe with standout single-pour coffee and blue-corn pancakes. For lunch, try the beer-battered fish and chips and for dinner you might like the pasture-raised beef in the form of whiskey burgers. There are also organic salads and good vegetarian options.
Comb Ridge Eat & Drink
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Descendants of the original pioneers have re-created the original log cabin settlement near the few remaining historic buildings in Bluff.
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On BLM land 3 miles west of Bluff, these freely accessible petroglyphs were created between 800 and 2500 years ago. The nearby campground boat launch is…
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