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2004 Southwest Colorado Winter Guide

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MANCOS: Where the west still lives

The Mancos Valley continues a 140+year tradition as a center of ranching at the edge of the San Juan Mountains and the national forest. Watch for cowboys herding cattle on horseback, log cabins, ranch houses and peaceful hills and fields.

In addition to the archaeological resources of Mesa Verde, Mancos is convenient to guest ranches, hiking and mountain climbing, fishing and big-game hunting. The La Plata Mountains above Mancos offer remnants of their historic past in the form of silver mines and mills. The town retains its pioneer flavor with a traditional business district and historic homes, but it also features such amenities as modern lodging and top-notch eateries.


Mancos Chamber of Commerce: 970-553-7434

 


Mush!
Sled dogs give a unique ride

Don’t miss the San Juan Stage Stop – Colorado’s premier sled dog race – held Feb. 9-15 in Mancos. This long- distance race draws some of the best mushers in the world.
Call 259-0694 for information.
Visitors can also enjoy a scenic ride at the Durango Dog Ranch.

Sunset on the La Platas above the Mancos Valley

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