Pet Friendly Things To Do in Monte Vista, Colorado

From the floor of the San Luis Valley, Rio Grande National Forest visitors have a view of the pristine Sangre de Cristo Range, with 14,300-foot Mount Blanca, on the east and the San Juan Mountains ... More on LLBean.com

All of Southwest Colorado's public lands and their future are of special concern to the San Juan Mountains Association and its many volunteers. Teaching youth about ecosystems, maintaining trails,a... More on Epinions.com

Located onthe west end of Monte Vista off Highway 160. More on KidsPlayParks

Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1953 to provide habitat for wildlife, particularly wat ... More on PlanetWare

The Alamosa-Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge Complex is in the San Luis Valley. Each year, the runoff from melting snow feeds the rivers and wetlands of the valley and provides habitat for migr... More on LLBean.com

Zorinsky Lake, NE, located in west Omaha, was named after the late U.S. Senator Edward Zorinsky. The lake has a surface area of 255 acres and is a day use only facility offering two modern playgrounds, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, ... More on recreation.gov

A popular campground near the Great Sands ... More on TripAdvisor

OVerall, it was a very relaxing experience. More on TripAdvisor

The Trail is also known as "Colorado's Roughest Road", for good reason. Many large rocks, that progressively get larger as you near the lakes. Plus it is very step, but ... More on trails.mtbr.com

I did this trail alone in 2002 and with my brother-in-law a month ago. It is a jeep trail, but bicycles and hikers are allowed, and everyone is courteous. It is an epic ride. The base is around 770... More on trails.mtbr.com

Viewed from the San Luis Valley, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains extend literally to the ends of the horizon. The wilderness area includes almost the entire range north of Blanca Peak, spanning 70 m... More on Trails

I only did half of this hike because I had another hike planned a couple da More on Trails

Alligators in Colorado? Strangely enough, yes. Geothermal wells keep the temperature a cozy 87°F (31&d... More on Frommers

Here is something you don't find every day in a high mountain valley of the Rocky Mountains -- alligators. ... More on igougo

Years ago, Penitente Canyon served as a place of worship for a small sect of the Catholic Church ... More on Cornerstonedelnorte.org

The trail isn't that long overall so take the time to ride everything around. More on trails.mtbr.com