4.5Estes Park Visitor Center(646 reviews) - Amazing Women Travel on the Trolley Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
I love parking here. It's free and we've always found a spot. Most of the time we walk under the road through an artsy walkway that goes straight to the river and main shops. But if you want, catch the trolley for a free ride back and forth to town.See more..
This visitor’s center is at the peak altitude of Trail Ridge Road. Aside from the usual visitor’s center, there is an adjacent store with a large selection of items and a cafe serving hot food and snacks. From the visitor’s center, there are nice views into a valley. Given the high altitude, take it easy and dress appropriately. When we visited in September, the plumbing had been turned off in preparation for the winter and hence only the vault toilets were available.See more..
It goes without saying that the history here is incredible and seeing it did not disappoint but what I really want to highlight is the Mesa Verde staff, they were awesome! Most National Park staff love what they do and are friendly but this staff went above and beyond. They were incredibly knowledgeable and sincerely interested in making my visit as impactful as possible (I had limited time). I'll be back! See more..
The Breckenridge Welcome Center, 203 S. Main St., is located in the heart of town in the Blue River Plaza. Part information center, part historical museum, the 4,000 sq. ft. facility opened the summer of 2006 to provide visitors and locals information on everything from dining and shopping to winter and summer activities in and around Breckenridge.See more..
4.5Canyons Of The Ancients Visitor Center & Museum(278 reviews) - Visit Canyons of The Ancients before Mesa Verde! Temporarily closed - Closed until May 31, 2023 Spent More than 3 hours Visitor Centers • History Museums
Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum is Southwest Colorado's premier archaeological museum, operated by the Bureau of Land Management since 1988. All museum facilities are wheelchair-accessible. Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum is a museum focusing on Ancestral Puebloan, Native American, and historic cultures in the Four Corners region. It is also headquarters for visitors traveling to Canyons of the Ancients National Monument. (https://www.blm.gov/programs/national-conservation-lands/colorado/canyons-of-the-ancients) Features at the museum include: Permanent exhibits on archaeology, local history and Native American cultures Two 12th-century archaeological sites along a paved path with picnic tables Special exhibits and events Educational resources for teachers Research library of archaeology and anthropology resources Research collection of more than 3 million artifacts and records from archaeological projects in Southwest ColoradoSee more..
4.5Colorado Welcome Center-Cortez(257 reviews) - lost in cortez Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The Cortez Welcome Center is open! Come see us! Need some fresh air? This is the place to do it! Pick up brochures on hiking the Canyon of the Ancients, visiting Mesa Verde National Park or Hovenweep! We have great information for you to bike through Phil's World, and fish McPhee Reservoir or the Dolores River! Cortez is centrally located near the Four Corners, so it's a great place to stay while you venture out to other sights in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona! Our restaurants are open and the weather is great! The health and safety of our visitors is important to us, and we strive to ensure our Welcome Center is clean and that you feel comfortable visiting our facility.See more..
A great place to visit while in Cripple Creek. Admittance is free, but they do encourage a donation. There are three floors with very interesting information about the town, mining and the area in general. bathrooms were clean, and there is an elevator. Make sure on your way out to ask how to get to the Newmark mine overlook, it's free and gives you a great view of the mine.See more..
Friendly staff with a cute gift shop. And information on the formation of the sand dunes. Must stop to get a visitor pass, $20 a day, I would recommend the annual for $80 good a federal recreation sights. Go early before the sand gets too hot (before 10am.) Rent a sled, there are several places to do so before you enter the park, everyone should try it at least once .See more..
Excellent information in a wonderful log building.See more..
4.0Beaver Meadows Visitor Center(177 reviews) - Restrooms and portable open, main building closed Monday: 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM Visitor Centers
This center is close as of June 12th, 2021. There is an incredibly small modular building set up in the parking lot, which contains little. This is outside the entrance gate. Nothing to eat or drink. It's worth stopping by to talk to park rangers, who were very helpful, and to look at large scale maps. You actually receive msps when you get to the access gates and show them your reservation. The full service restrooms, with water flushing toilets, soap, etc. are available. The buildings were designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and resemble Taliesin West. Just getting to pee in a Frank Lloyd Wright building is worth something. See more..
4.5Durango Welcome Center(172 reviews) - Perfect place to start tour of Durango Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Located at the corner of Main Ave. and 8th St. (802 Main) in the heart of Historic Downtown Durango, the Durango Welcome Center is a one-stop “information” shop for all that Durango and surrounding La Plata County offers to visitors and locals.See more..
I stopped by to ask about the Georgetown Loop Rail Road. In addition to the information I required they told me about places to eat and stay in town.See more..
4.5Cortez Cultural Center(104 reviews) - Make sure to visit Monday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Nonprofit arts and cultural center that includes interpretive exhibits on Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi), local artists, and a gift shop featuring items made by local and Native artisans. Free Native American dance performances Monday through Saturday evenings at 7 pm in the summer months. The mission of the Cortez Cultural Center is to promote cultural awareness, the arts, and provide programs that educate about history, diversity and the natural environment.See more..
I landed in Golden with one thing on my mind, and that was to run some trails, but had no idea where to go. I then found the visitor center. The staff were really helpful and friendly to me. Because of them I found a great trail called the 'Chimney Gulch Trail' which took me all the way up to the mountain lookout and Buffalo Bills grave. I can not recommend this trail enough, and if you ever have the time to do it, I urge you to take it. It's approximately 16km round trip from the center and I loved it so much I came back the next day and ran it twice more back to back. Thanks again staff at the visitors center..See more..
4.5Visit Grand Junction(77 reviews) - Jukebox Jamboree food truck delicious Spent More than 3 hours Visitor Centers
Grand Junction is where it all comes together. From the Colorado National Monument, boasting unique canyons like nowhere else in the world, to world-class Wine Country, with over 27 wineries in the area, and outdoor adventures, including Mountain Biking, water sports, skiing, limitless OHV trails & more. We're proof that Mother Nature really does play favorites.See more..
After driving through town we stopped at the museum parking lot but never went in, it wasn't on our to do list. Then we visited the mine which we were planning to do and after our tour the gal suggested we stop at the museum. Have to say that was the best surprise of our trip, the only downside is we went in before eating lunch and you can spend hours in this museum. It is floors of history of mining and other history. This had to be the number one not on our last that we did and so glad we did. I highly recommend the museum, specially with older kids. See more..
Grand Lake, Colorado awaits you... a historic mountain town in the heart of the Colorado Rockies and the Western Gateway to majestic Rocky Mountain National Park. Nestled below craggy, snowcapped mountain peaks, this charming village is just one mile from the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. Visit one of the 60 shops, restaurants and galleries on the historic western boardwalk, or create your own outdoor adventure. Come for the day, or make this your next Colorado mountain vacation destination!See more..
4.5Colorado Welcome Center(44 reviews) - Friendly and Knowledgeable Volunteers Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
I've never reviewed a Tourist Info centre before but we called in because we needed restrooms after our journey! The volunteer staff were fantastic, the gentleman we talked to told us everything we wanted to know and a lot more, and the leaflet display was arranged intelligently. Top marks.See more..
The Idaho Springs Heritage Museum offers a fascinating opportunity to view and appreciate the unique mining history of Idaho Springs. The museum achieves this through the curation and visual display of many local procured artifacts. Our gift shop offers a broad selection of unique, hand-picked merchandise including hand-crafted gifts created by over 30 local area artists. Our gift shop is free to browse and our museum charges a nominal fee for entry, $3 for adults, $2 military and law enforcement, $1 for seniors and students, 4 and under free.See more..
The Steamboat Springs Visitor Center is open year round to provide visitors with the most current information on happenings and things to do in the Steamboat Springs, CO region. Please stop by to say hello to our friendly staff. We would love to provide you with all the information you need to have the most enjoyable visit to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Visitor Center hours of operation are Monday - Saturday in the winter and every day from Memorial Day through September in the summer. The Visitor Center can also provide you with state park passes, trail maps, city maps, and the classic Chamber Buck. We look forward to seeing you on your visit!See more..
Stopped by and had a real nice chap,,,who it turns out had a connection to NH where we were from. He gave us some tips on a few good watering holes, places to grab some grub and a place to hang our hats....even though we werent whereing hats , we dont eat grub and we were looking for beer not water. Anyway....nice guy all the same and we really enjoyed talking with him, worth a stop, if only to pick up a free pack of Altitude sickness aid powder. Thanks!!!!....My head is glad to be back at 2,100 feet. See more..
4.5South Fork Visitor Center(35 reviews) - South Fork is a great place to play in the winter and summer Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
For the past 10 years my family and I vacation in South Fork during the summer for ATV/UTV riding and fishing and winter for snowmobiling and to ski Wolf Creek. I have stayed at UTE Bluff cabins and Lazy Bear Cabins. Both are great places to stay. The only time i was deeply disappointed is when I rented from Kabin Keeper. I was taught not to say bad things about people and business so i will Kabin Keeper at that.See more..
We offer a variety of information and services including: knowledgeable staff- able to assist with information about Frisco, Copper Mountain, Summit County, and all of Colorado, free WiFi, printing capabilities, water fountain and bottle fill station, clean public restrooms, local, state and county maps, and brochures for activities.See more..
4.5Eagle Tourist Information Center(30 reviews) - Great Visitor Center and Picnic Area Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Visitor Centers
This is a charming visitor center right on the river that has plenty of scenic picnic spots, a nice little museum and a souvenir shop. Lady at the visitor center was very friendly and helpful. Restrooms were dated, but clean. It was nice to walk down to the river and take a break from driving. If you need to stop on your drive through Colorado on I-70, this would be the place.See more..
Colorado experts provide complimentary Colorado maps, routing information, weather updates, brochures and more. The welcome center houses the North Park Region office of Colorado State Parks, information about the Cache LaPoudre-North Park Scenic and Historic Byway,admij offices of the Cache La Poudre River National Heritage Area and resale gift shop for Alpine Arts . The center is surrounded by more than 200 acres of nature preserve, with nature and interpretive trails, picnic areas and more. Gift Shop, Free Coffee, Free WiFi, Internet Access, Phone, Picnic Sites, Rest Area, RV Parking, Beverage Vending Machines. Dates Closed: Major Holidays, Hours of Operation: Memorial Day to Labor Day: 8am-6pm; Labor Day to Memorial Day: 8am-5pm. Located at Interstate 25 exit 268; just over the bridge and West of the South Frontage Road. We are the large building North of the CDOT rest area. Welcome to Colorado!See more..
5.0Colorado Welcome Center(28 reviews) - Great taste of Colorado Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Very friendly and helpful staff. Love seeing one of the windmill blades up close. Also a train engine.See more..
4.5Colorado Welcome Center(24 reviews) - A beautifully crafted place, although the information center itself has limited hours Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
We entered Colorado on a warm Thursday night about 7:00 pm. There were very few cars and trucks there at the time. The restrooms were reasonably clean and they are in a separate part of the building from the Welcome Center itself. The door to the Welcome center says it’s open until 5pm. There are maps available in the hallway by the bathroom. The beautifully landscaped grounds and faux Native American teepees make it a great place to have a picnic. There is relatively little semi parking spaces here as it is primarily designed for tourists. There is a decent walking path and a place for your dog to exercise. We stop here occasionally on our way into Colorado as it’s a nice place to recharge before the final push into the mountains.See more..
A quick visit to Central City to see the historic buildings so stopped by the visitors center. The man we talked to was so informative, had lots of great information. Had no idea Cental City was once the capital! Loved looking at all the old pictures on the wall.See more..
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We provide indispensable local and statewide travel information. Our dedicated staff will provide area-specific brochures, detailed maps and face-to-face travel consultations and advice, free of charge. We also offer tourism and location information; education and economic development information; employment opportunities; business development tools; a business directory, community events schedule, and so much more! Memorial Day thru Labor Day our Visitors Center will be open on Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.See more..
Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Glenwood Springs, drop by the visitor center for help with all your lodging, dining, and activity questions. Our friendly staff can help you find the perfect lunch spot, or fill in that gap in your afternoon schedule. While there, learn about the history of Glenwood Springs and our local college, Colorado Mountain College.See more..
Recent renovation of the visitor center to now include Leadville and Colorado history as well as local Lake County information. The staff is friendly and knowledgable about the area and area attractions. There are many museums in Leadville, including the National Mining Museum, and you can purchase a museum passport to visit the museums at a discounted rate. There are many brochures filled with information about recreation, shopping, lodging, and reataurants. A great place to stop when you arrive in Leadville.See more..
4.5Montrose Visitor Center(9 reviews) - Be sure to check out Montrose Visitor Center Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers Excellent place to check out.....they even have free postcards that they will mail free for you!!! Now how great is that?!!!See more..
4.5Dolores Visitors Center(8 reviews) - Cordial and helpful Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers I had planned a camping trip to Southwest Colorado so I left a message at The Visitor Center at Dolores and one of the Rangers got back with me a day or so later. He was so helpful in helping me plan my Southwest Colorado vacation and camping. He even recommended Dolores Campground in which I stayed there and had a wonderful time. It was unfortunate but the visitor center was closed due to a covid, but the gentleman that helped me, helped me a lot, and spent quite a bit of time on the phone with me. Thank youSee more..
Stopped here to gat some inf. friendly people with lots of good info. Trolley tour starts here. Good parking and next to a gas station with a sub shop inside the gas station..See more..
4.5Loveland Visitor Center(7 reviews) - A great source for local information Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers A little hard to find other than with a GPS, but they have great local information and a very helpful staff. See more..
Stopped by for a local map; came home with coupons to local businesses, maps (area, parks, etc.), a keep-cool grocery bag and much more. Staff is just so friendly and knowledgeable.See more..
Information resource for national and state parks in the region, including Mesa Verde National Park. Information resource for outdoor activities as well shops, hotels and restaurants.See more..
Scenic views of the Rio Grande River Valley are visible for the first few miles of the trip. The 9.4-mile scenic and relatively remote gravel road climbs through spruce/fir/aspen timber to beautiful rolling, grassy, subalpine parks and passenger car travel ends at Hanson's Saw Mill (pit toilet). The road begins on the north side of CO-194, approximately 7.3miles SE of Creede.See more..
This visitor center doesn't offer much, especially compared to the Quarry Visitor Center on the Utah side. It is nice, with a couple pretty good displays inside, but pretty small and the gift shop is not large. The main reason to stop here is to get information from the rangers or to ask questions. Or for a bathroom break. The short Cold Desert Trail starts here if you need to stretch your legs after the drive.See more..
4.0Visit Longmont, Colorado(2 reviews) - Super Helpful Monday: 8:45 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
We have Longmont and Front Range information including area maps, guides, attraction information, dining brochures, LOCO stickers, pens and more! Longmont and Colorado souvenirs are also available for purchase such as hats, shirts, glassware, mugs and postcards.See more..
5.0Friends of Dillion Ranger District Store(1 review) - Summit CO outdoor information Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers Stop here to get local knowledge about area outdoor activities. The staff is great and can guide you on where you must visit while in the area.See more..
Housed in the historic Denver & Rio Grande Railroad depot in downtown Alamosa, the Colorado Welcome Center provides information on local and state wide attractions, driving maps, SUP rentals and a small variety of Alamosa souvenirs. Come in and talk to our local experts on everything there is to see and do in the San Luis Valley.See more..
