Southwest Colorado
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1. Canyons of the Ancients National Monument
RuinsSpread across 176,000 acres of arid mesa and canyon country, the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument holds more than 20,000 archaeological...Read More
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2. Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
Transportation Site (Airport, Bus, Ferry, Train)The most entertaining way to relive the Old West is to take a ride on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, a nine-hour round-trip...Read More
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3. Four Corners Monument
Memorial/Monument/TombThis interesting landmark is located about 42 miles from Cortez, 65 miles southeast of Bluff, and 6 miles north of Teec Nos Pos, Arizona. The...Read More
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4. Million Dollar Highway
Scenic DriveOuray is also the northern end of the Million Dollar Highway, the awesome stretch of U.S. 550 that climbs over Red Mountain Pass (arguably the...Read More
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5. Purgatory Resort
Amusement Park/Water ParkPurgatory does summer better than just about any Colorado ski resort, especially for kids. In the past, activities have included a new mountain...Read More
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6. San Juan County Historical Society Mining Heritage Center
Museum/GalleryThis large, well-kept museum houses an assortment of mining memorabilia, minerals, and local artifacts, including walk-in mining-tunnel replicas...Read More
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7. San Juan Skyway
Scenic DriveOne of the country's most stupendously scenic drives, the 236-mile San Juan Skyway weaves through an impressive series of Fourteeners (peaks...Read More
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8. Telluride Historical Museum
Museum/GalleryHoused in the 1896 Miner's Hospital, the Telluride Historical Museum hosts exhibits on the town's past, including work in the nearby mines,...Read More
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9. The Colorado Trail
TrailJunction Creek to Gudy’s Rest Junction Creek is the southern terminus for the Colorado Trail and one of Durango’s best trails for hiking, mountain...Read More
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10. The Springs Resort & Spa
ResortIn a beautiful setting overlooking the San Juan River, the Springs Resort draws from the Guinness World Record–verified deepest geothermal hot...Read More
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11. Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park
RuinsThe only way to see this spectacular 125,000-acre park, located inside the Ute reservation, is by taking a guided tour. Expert tribal guides...Read More
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12. Warner Point Nature Trail
TrailThe 1½-mile round-trip hike starts from High Point. It provides fabulous vistas of the San Juan and West Elk mountains and Uncompahgre Valley...Read More
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13. Alpine Loop Scenic Byway
Scenic DriveThe inspiring 63-mile Alpine Loop Scenic Byway joins Lake City with Ouray and Silverton. The road, typically open late May or early June through...Read More
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14. Animas Overlook Trail
TrailIf you're looking for a great view without the effort, try the ¾-mile Animas Overlook Trail. It takes you past signs explaining local geology...Read More
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15. Bachelor-Syracuse Mine Tour
MineOn this hour-long tour, visitors trek 1,500 feet into one of the region's great silver mines. Tour guides are actual miners and they explain...Read More
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16. Box Cañon Falls
Body Of Water/WaterfallOne particularly gorgeous jaunt is to Box Cañon Falls, where the turbulent waters of Clear Creek thunder 285 feet down a narrow gorge. A steel...Read More
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17. Cedar Point Overlook Trail
TrailThis 0.4-mile round-trip interpretive trail leads out from South Rim Road to two overlooks. It's an easy stroll, and signs along the way detail...Read More
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18. Chasm and Painted Wall Views
ViewpointAt the heart-in-your-throat Chasm viewpoint, the canyon walls plummet 1,820 feet to the river, but are only 1,100 feet apart at the top. As...Read More
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19. Chasm View Nature Trail
TrailThe park's shortest trail (0.3 mile round-trip) starts at North Rim Campground and offers an impressive 50-yard walk right along the canyon...Read More
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20. Chimney Rock National Monument
RuinsAbout 16 miles west of Pagosa Springs, State Highway 151 heads south to Chimney Rock National Monument. Twin spires of rock loom over the ruins...Read More
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