Mesa Verde National Park

Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde Park (Photo: Dale Malmedal)
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park
  • Mesa Verde National Park

Mesa Verde, named the world’s "#1 Historic Monument Destination," was inhabited by the Anasazi Indians, a.k.a. “The Ancient Ones,” for 1,200 years. Major Anasazi dwellings and cliff houses are found in the park, along with hiking trails, finger canyons and abundant wildlife. A museum, guided tours, campgrounds and lodging are available. Located 84 miles, approximately 2.25 hours, from Telluride.

For more information, call 970.529.4465 or visit their website.

Photos courtesy of Dale Malmedal/Naturescapes Gallery and the National Park Service.

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