Parks in Dolores, Colorado

In 1977 the Dolores Archeological Project got under way. Discovering 1,600 Anasazi sites, only 125 of which... More on manual_books

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

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

Enjoy a great big game hunt on Lone Mesa State Park: Information about hunting at Lone Mesa can be found by clicking here. More on ColoradoStateParks

On windless days, the still waters at Mancos State Park mirror the majestic snow-capped San Juan mountains that ring its shore. Located just 12 miles from historic Mesa Verde National Park in south... More on LLBean.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

The 105-mile stretch of the Dolores River, snacking through Colorado and Utah, and its surrounding 26,000-acre wilderness study area is an excellent setting for hiking, paddling, mountain biking, s... More on LLBean.com

The 105-mile stretch of the Dolores River and its surrounding 26,000-acre wilderness ... More on TripAdvisor

Hovenweep National Monument protects six prehistoric, Puebloan-era villages spread over a twenty-mile expan... More on Heritage

Located in Southeast Utah, near the Colorado border, Hovenweep National Monument is a collection of prehist... More on Epinions.com

Keep cool this summer. Play mini-golf in the shade. Eat Bar-B-Q on the patio overlooing the River. Bring the Family. The 2nd ... More on Durango.org

Outdoor family fun park offering miniature golf, go-karts, an arcade, and ... More on Yahoo! Travel