📜 This 125,000-acre park is filled with Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings, pottery shards, and rock art, with tours conducted by Indigenous Ute guides.
🔍 It's recognized by National Geographic Traveler as a top world destination.
🗿 Explore ancient cliff dwellings and rock art
🚶♀️ Hike rugged trails to preserved sites
📚 Learn Ute and Ancestral Puebloan history from native guides
🌄 Experience breathtaking landscapes and cultural stories
♿ Not ADA-accessible
🚫 No self-guided tours permitted
📸 No professional photography allowed
💧 No food or water available in the park
🎒 Bring plenty of drinking water, food, insect repellent, sunscreen, a hat, and sturdy hiking shoes.
🗓️ Tours are offered April through October; reservations are required.
📍 Visitor Center is located at the Corner of Highway Junction 160/491 in Towaoc, Colorado.
💰 Tour fees apply; primitive camping and cabin rentals are also available for a fee.
🕒 Tours offered April-October. Half-day tours 9am-12pm, full-day tours 9am-4pm.
Last updated 1 day ago
We strive for accuracy, but errors may occur. Please verify key info.