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Split Rock Dinosaur Area Split Rock Dinosaur Area, a locale that contains a wealth of dinosaur fossils, offers hiking opportunities. Address: . Fruita CO USA
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As one of only ten National Conservation Areas in the Unites States, McInnis Canyon is a major draw for outdoor enthusiasts looking for unique wilderness recreational opportunities. Biking, fishing, horseback riding, boating and hiking are just a few of the activities available to visitors. Inquire about archaeology and paleontology tours. The entrance to the wilderness areas is located just west of the town of Fruita. Address: Hwy. 70 Fruita CO USA 81521
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Located just north of the town of Ridgway on Highway 550, this state park offers camping, hiking, fishing, sandy beaches and mountain vistas. Boating enthusiasts appreciate the full-service marina and multitude of watersports that are available. Address: 28555 Hwy. 550 Ridgway CO USA 81432
Send an Email 1 997 626-5822
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Rustic camping, water sports and hiking are just a few of the activities available to visitors of this picturesque State park. The park is situated along Highway 133 just 16 mi (26 km) north of the town of Paonia. Address: . Paonia CO USA
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Located one mile south of the town of Crawford, this state park is adjacent to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and Blue Mesa resevoir. Visitors of the park enjoy water sports, fishing and hiking. Address: . Crawford CO USA 81415
Send an Email 1 970 921-5721
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Situated in the southwestern corner of Colorado, Mesa Verde National Park is famous for its ancient cliff dwellings. Named by Spanish explorers in the 1700s and meaning "green table", the national park was established in 1906 and achieved UNESCO World Heritage status in the late 1970s. Today, visitors worldwide enjoy the awe-inspiring cliff dwellings and structures built by ancestral Puebloan peoples between the 5th and 14th centuries. Address: . Mesa Verde CO 81330
1 970 529-4465
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Warner Field Town Park
Address: . Telluride CO USA
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Located near the town of Arboles, this State park features a visitor center, a large lake, hiking trails and numerous wildlife sighting opportunities. Visitors enjoy boating activities, camping and fishing. Address: 1526 CR 982 Arboles CO USA 81121
Send an Email 1 970 883-2208
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Western Colorado Botanical Gardens & Butterfly House boasts an impressive 4,000-square-foot greenhouse and butterfly house. Both guided and independent tours are on-site, giving people the opportunity to see more than 600 tropical plants and 200 species of butterflies. Different parts of the gardens can be rented for weddings and other events. Address: South 7th Street at Struthers Ave. Grand Junction CO USA 81501
Send an Email 1 970 245-9030
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This forest has exceptional views of Colorado's mountains and wildlife. Possible outdoor adventures include fishing, hunting, camping, hiking and snow activities.
Address: South of Montrose Montrose CO USA
1 970 240-5300
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Located 45 minutes drive north of Montrose, this forest is a popular area for outdoor activities, such as fishing, hunting, camping, hiking and snow sports. Address: . Montrose CO USA
1 970 856-4153
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White River National Forest is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains in central northwestern Colorado. A number of world-class ski resorts are located here, as well as hiking trails and fishing hotspots. Address: . CO USA
1 970 945-2521
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Mygatt-Moore Quarry Mygatt-Moore Quarry is rich in dinosaur fossils. The site can be experienced as part of dinosaur digs offered by the Museum of Western Colorado. Address: . Fruita CO USA
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Black Canyon, an amazing geological wonder, is over 2000 feet (610m) deep and is one of the primary features of this National Park. The year-round park also features hiking trails, camping, fishing, rock climbing, snow shoeing and nordic skiing. A variety of interpretive and educational programs are available for children and adults. The park is accessible from Montrose via US Hwy. 50 and Colorado Hwy. 347. Address: . Montrose CO USA 81401
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Colorado's National Monument features breathtaking views of canyons, rock formations, wildlife and many natural wonders. Visitors can enjoy a scenic drive along the 23-mile (37-kilometer) Rim Rock Trail as they explore the park. Designated biking and hiking trails, picnicking areas and camping grounds are found inside. Address: Rim Rock Drive . CO USA 81521
1 970 858-3617
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Featuring over 2.5 million acres of public lands, this diverse forest park offers camping, hiking, hunting and much more. Spanning over five counties in southwestern Colorado, the park offers a wide range of trails, a research station and an archealogical area. Address: . Pagosa Springs CO USA 81147
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Canyons of the Ancient National Monument Located just west of Dolores and north of Cortez, this national monument spans over 164,000 acres. The elevations of the canyons range from 4,900 ft up to 7,500 ft above sea-level. The Anasazi Heritage Center is the headquarters of the area and has exhibits and trail information on the Canyons. Address: 27501 Highway 184 Anasazi CO USA
1 970 882-4811
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