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Mesa
Verde National Park
Mesa Verde National Park preserves some extraordinary
cliff dwellings and archaeological sites. The park
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Cortez, Colorado
Cortez is located about 30 minutes from Mesa Verde and
offers lodging, dining and things to do, such as the Crow
Canyon Archaeological Center. |
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Anasazi
Heritage Center
Located in Dolores Colorado, only 17 miles from Mesa Verde
National Park. A museum interpreting the history and culture
of Canyons of the Ancients National Monument and the Four
Corners Region. Visit
Anasazi Heritage Center Online |
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Hovenweep
Hovenweep National Monument is located along the Colorado-Utah
border and is made of five prehistoric, Puebloan-era villages
built about 800 years ago. Visit
Hovenweep Online |
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Durango, Colorado
Durango Colorado offers a world of excitement
and accommodations to make your vacation a great
success! Durango Colorado is one of the most scenic
areas in the Rocky Mountain Region. |
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Durango & Silverton Narrow
Gauge Railroad
Coal-fired, steam-powered, iron horses. Vintage Coaches.
Travel the route that miners & visionaries carved out
of the Rocky Mountains, high above the rushing Animas River.
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Aztec Ruins
National Park
Aztec Ruins is a national monument preserving structures and
artifacts left by Ancestral Pueblo. The buildings date back
to 1100 and 1200's. Visit
Aztec Ruins Online |
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Monument Valley
Monument Valley is made up of some of the most gorgeous
scenery and landscapes you'll find in the southwest. Towering
buttes, monuments and spires; red earth, high mesas and octagonal
hogans. Visit
Monument Valley Online |
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Four Corners National
Monument
Four Corners National Monument is a little over two hours
from Mesa Verde National Park and offers visitors the unique
opportunity of standing in four states all at once. Arizona,
Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. Visit
Four Corners National Monument Online |
