Guest User
January 31, 2023
A couple of miles off the Trace, somewhat easy to get to. You go around the Ranger’s station and onto McComb…which was a scary road. But that only lasted less than a mile, and then you are on quieter streets. The roads are a little beat up, but ok to cycle on. Crossing Church street was a bit scary as it’s a busier street, but I managed it ok. The driveway up to the Plantation house is gravel and very steep and was the only time I had to get off the bike and push it on the whole trip.
I was welcomed by Scott and his wife Katie. Katie gave me a tour of my room, the Jane Stamps room, which was very comfortable indeed. It had everything I needed there. There was a microwave and fridge, cups and coffee provided, as well as a snack basket. And I have to tell you, that snack basket was fantastic! The almond butter granola cookies! The trail mix! The granola bars! And the chocolate. I hadn’t had chocolate for nearly two weeks at this point so was utterly delighted to see it. That snack basket was a source of much joy. =) Katie kindly washed my clothes, and upon my request returned my clothes wet so I could hang them…except she’d already put them on hangers for me! So very kind and thoughtful! I had a comfortable night’s stay and was on my way early the next morning.
If you decide to stay at Colina, I recommend booking well in advance. I think I was very lucky to get in when I could! But they were booked up for 2 1/2 months after my stay. A popular place!