Things To Do in Dolores, Colorado

Wir waren im Oktober 2010 an diesem National Monument und waren sehr enttäuscht. Zunächst ist die Ausschild... More on TripAdvisor

It is definitely a quiet location and home to a few Kivas. More on TripAdvisor

Lowry Pueblo, located northwest of cortex, was built about100 A.D. and inhabited by 100 Indians. From its first excavation in 1928 to its declaration as a National Historic Landmark nearly 40 years later it has proved fascinating ... More on manual_books

Topics: railroading, transportation. More on MuseumStuff.com

McPhee Reservoir has close to 4,500 surface acres, is Colorado's second largest man-made lake. It is located approximately 10 miles north of Cortez, just west of the town of Dolores. McPhee offers excellent fishing and is stocked ... More on AnglerWeb.com

In the Dolores rail depot is the Rio Grande Southern Railroad Museum, featuring the restored ""Galloping Goose ... More on PlanetWare

This museum explores the Ancestral Puebloan culture and other Native cultures in the Four Corners region; t... More on Heritage

This museum has a wide range of Pueblo Periods 2 and 3 ceramics from different excavations. More on TripAdvisor

Dolores River Brewery - Some bars are legendary. The kind of watering hole that you’ll remember for most of your life. Dolores River Brewery? It’s not one of them. Located ... More on clubzone

Fantastic woodfire pizzas. More on Yahoo! Travel

It is easy to understand why Navajo Lake is perhaps the most popular destination in the Lizard Head Wilderness. Not only is the lake situated in a beautiful alpine basin, but it also offers a handy... More on Trails

Excellent hike with amazing vistas. FYI there is a bridge over the West Fo More on Trails

Green Springs National Historic Landmark District encompasses over 14,000 acres in the piedmont of central Virginia. The homes and farms are a continuum of Virginia rural vernacular architecture, r... More on recreation.gov

Short and easy, the hike to Geyser Springs reveals one of Colorados most surprising geological features: ... More on Trails

Lone Mesa State Park lies 23 miles north of the town of Dolores and encompasses 11,760 acres of incredibly scenic land, ranging in elevation from about 7,200 feet to just over 9,000 feet. The park is closed to general public access ... More on parks.state.co.us