Beautiful and informative ancient Pueblo site surrounded by a stunning Sagebrush prairie and Juniper-Piñion forest. There are pit toilets available and quite a few shaded picnic tables nestled within the trees. It's a lovely and quiet sport to sit, eat, and reflect.

I enjoyed going into a kiva and looking at the original wooden support beams and masonry that the Ancestors Pueblo people built. I didn't stay long because a thunderstorm was approaching and all those metal support beams would attract lightning. The last bit of road to get here was a bit rough with some ruts so I had to be careful with my compact car.

This site is very small but interesting. You can actually go into the pueblo! And the Great Kiva is one of the biggest I have seen. The drive up is also beautiful.

Fun little set of ruins to see, and even more fun that we could go inside for a closer look at the size of the puebloan rooms and kiva!

Worth the drive from the Canyon Of the Ancients museum. Picnic area and toilet.

I've been here a couple of times - really fascinating up-close look at ancient life. And you can go inside!

This is a great site with some informative signs. It's an easy walk around the sites and absolutely worth visiting. We had the place to ourselves for at least 30 minutes, which was amazing. It's in a remote place and not frequented as much as some other sites in the area. Please leave no trace and preserve these sites for generations to come. There's a bathroom here and a couple of picnic tables as well.

Beautiful vineyard and house. No complaints on wine quality or pricing. Unfortunately, our wine tasting experience with Ruth was less than acceptable. Although she readily and completely answered our wine related questions, her responses came across as snippy and slightly condescending. Her tone and demeanor seemed to imply "I already told you that" or "You should know that already" at the end of each or her responses. I can't imagine her operating a successful vineyard and treating all of her customers in this manner, and the other posts reflect otherwise as well. She possibly was just having a bad day, but we won't be back.

Wonderful meeting Guy and enjoying his zeal for winemaking. His place is remote, set on way more land than he needs to grow his grapes. But by far the best part of the experience is sitting at home enjoying a bottle of his excellent wines (we bought several.) Thanks so much, Guy. We'll be back.

We met Guy at the Mancos beer festival in August, and we have been been talking about his wine ever since. We had the Lil' Mischief, it was amazing. We live it Utah, where we can't get the wine, but our next trip to Cortez we will be buying some!

Ruth was lovely and made the experience personal. The wine is very good, especially the "Nectar of the Ancients". Don't be afraid of the cute doggies!

Great winery! Had a wonderful experience. Got to taste all his wines and they were all very good.

Great wines and wonderful conversation. Thanks Guy!

The property is gorgeous and wine is delicious!

This was a fun hike. It's a loop (start by going to the right). We did this in the middle of February. It starts out paved for a short while, then a bit muddy, followed by an intermittent dry with rocks and boulders to approximately 2" of snow. The beginning is more challenging until you get to the turn and head back. The trail is clearly marked with ribbons on the tree. You climb up staircases made of rocks and over some boulders. The hardest point is at the turn. If you are not the fittest for hiking, start left and when you get to the point turn-around. Or perhaps just walk the paved area and view the village from the benches. There is plenty of parking, a museum, and clean bathrooms. Don't forget, veterans, and they're entire car load, can enter the park for free, with proof of service.

Decent hike in terms of the actual walking and terrain, but the views as you walk and the ultimate payoff in terms of the petroglyphs are a little underwhelming. Better hiking options elsewhere in the park

Not the easiest trail, but definitely worth it. Don't forget water! If it's even a little sunny, the combination of altitude and the fact you're in the desert make it less pleasant. Lucky for us, it clouded over just as I was starting to hate my life choices. As others have noted, it's best to hike this counter-clockwise, following the signs into the canyon, then returning to the mesa top after finding the petroglyphs. Overall, trail's just under 2.5 miles long.

This trail is awesome. Be sure to do it counterclockwise. Starts in the canyon...if you're starting on the Mesa...turn around and walk into the canyon, then start the trail. Be aware of loose rocks. I wish I could hike this trail more often.

One of the best trails to hike in Mesa Verde! The hike is listed as strenuous and there were lots of climbing up and down and steep inclines. However, the views were just breathtaking and makes all the blood sweat and tears all worth it. Definitely make sure to have enough water especially on hot days. The trail is about a 2.4 mile loop. Half of the loop is relatively flat and not rocky. The other half is all the steep inclines and rocky terrain.

FANTASTIC hike - and definitely some aspect of strenuous to it.. highly recommended that you follow the trail counterclockwise - ie start from the Spruce Tree House and descend down from there - don't start walking on the flat plateau first! The incline and steep steps at the halfway point by the petroglyphs were MUCH easier to go up than to try to climb down from the plateau!

Starts out fun but quickly gets icy, some parts are scary with ice and a massive drop next to you. If you're going in the winter months bring spikes for traction. I am not the most experienced hiker and this gave me some scares along the hike especially near the end. Would not recommend for beginners although sights are amazing.

Highly recommend this hike! It’s 2.4miles (3.9km). There is a “right way” to go around the trail. Start by going down toward Spruce Tree House. There are numbers around the trail. If you find the lower numbers first then you are going the right way. There is a decent amount of climbing. I recommend doing this one earlier in the day when it’s not so hot.

Fantastic hike! Only one building and area with strong petroglyphs. Fun rock scrambles, tight squeeze in one area, lots of stairs. Great "hard" hike. Awesome caves and places with shade in the beginning if you start by going down into the valley from the museum.

🌄 Absolutely Worth the Visit – Cliff Palace is a Must-See! 🏺✨ If you’re visiting Mesa Verde, Cliff Palace is THE highlight you can’t miss! It’s truly a step back in time – standing in front of those ancient cliff dwellings is absolutely surreal. You must see it with your own eyes to believe it. 🎟️ TRAVELER TIP: Make sure to buy your $8 ticket in advance on recreation.gov — it’s the only way to access the site and tours book up fast! The tour is ranger-guided and filled with fascinating facts about the Ancestral Puebloans who built this breathtaking structure. 🚗 It’s a 20-mile scenic drive from the park entrance to Cliff Palace, so plan accordingly. I recommend the early morning tour – not only is it cooler and more shaded, but the lighting makes the views even more magical! 💧 No hiking trails around this area, and no water nearby, so come prepared with your own refillable bottle. 🚻 Bathrooms near the site were very stinky during our visit – just a heads-up! 🏞️ The visitor center, however, was a pleasant surprise: super clean, with great exhibits, awesome souvenirs, and seriously delicious food! Great spot to recharge before or after the tour. ⛰️ Whether you're a history buff or a nature lover, Cliff Palace is a unique adventure that’s 100% worth it. Just plan ahead, come early, and soak it all in!

Definitely worth the tour reservation fee. I would say the reservation is a requirement because most tours are full and will not be able to accept walk-ups. We went the end of September, so it was warm, not hot. We were expecting cold and rainy, but the forecast change that morning. We arrived early ended up listening to the one ranger and almost discourage people from going on the tour due to a variety of possible health issues. We did not receive the same speech from our tour guide, just basics regarding being able to climb the ladders. I would recommend a good pair of shoes, as there is sand on the rock stairs on the way down and up. My wife is definitely afraid of heights, but has very little issue in climbing any of the ladders, so this should not dissuade you in going. The history is interesting, and should almost be reverent in realizing we are more alike as humans than we are different. I was wondering about the lighting for photography. We wanted an earlier start, and we didn't have to fight with half shadows. But I am still wondering if the late afternoon shadows provide added texture to the photos in general... Thoroughly enjoyed our tour at Cliff Palace.

Reservations required! You can go to recreation.gov and tickets are $8/person. There are also restrooms and water available at this trailhead. I’m afraid of heights, and did just fine with the ladders on this tour, so don’t worry too much about that. Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America and I loved learning about the history of the ancestral Pueblo peoples. Mesa Verde in general is such a unique place, and a must stop if you’re in the area.

Was a cool experience to be able to see how people lived in the cliff dwellings. You don’t really get to explore or take photos, just kinda listen to the ranger talk about the history and walk through. It was a nice experience, but wasn’t overall exciting.

Beautiful view of Cliff Palace. We took a visit mid-November and it was crowd-less which was nice. It’s a long drive to these views but worth it, bring snacks and a lunch. Stop at the visitor center, get your passport book stamped and then head into the park.

Absolutely worth the $8/person tour! Must be able to climb ladders and walk up/down steep steps! Definitely wear good hiking/active shoes

This was my favorite tour of the 3 we did. If your can only do one, this is the one! Ranger Jay was so knowledgeable and engaging. I was never bored listening to her speak! The exit out of the dwelling was really cool and a fun experience with ladders and ancient stairs climbing between boulders

This was so great to see! We didn't hike all the way down because we had little kids and it was hot outside but we got close enough. So awesome. I'm so glad we came! There is a bathroom not too far from here. And a museum, an old post office, and a ranger station.

To see this was our main reason for visiting the park. wasn't able to see it up close because the trail is closed but there is a nice observation area just across from it for good photos and the trail head is near the gift shop/museum. I highly recommend a visit to this NP!

Make sure you thoroughly research any national parks you're going to before taking to Google maps to post negative reviews because you can't bother to see on the NPS website that this location has been closed indefinitely for 7 years due to safety concerns. Even from a distance, this is still pretty spectacular to see. There's a pretty great overlook just behind the museum and offices - it's a little steep, but it is paved, and only a few hundred feet from the road. We were hiking the Petroglyph Point Trail and thought maybe there'd be a better vantage point down in the canyon, but (at least in July) the trees are almost too dense to see anything especially well.

You can view the Spruce tree house from distance behind the museum. I wish if I could go there but they have closed the trail and do not allow any visitors to go near Spruce tree hiuse due to safety concerns. There are no tours for this place but it is amaong to see the structures :)

Closed until 2019 due to efforts to the NPS's efforts to stabilize and protect this treasure, but it was open when I last went and it was wonderful, and had the added bonus of being the largest major ruin you could visit on a self-guided tour. Currently, there is a good view of the ruins you can access. Don't miss it.

I enjoyed watch a sudden thunderstorm over the Spruce Tree House, there were two instant waterfalls next to the Spruce Tree House and right over it. You instantly realized why the ancient natives selected this place for dwelling, maybe easy access to rain falls and water collection? I even caught a lightning on my video, it was awesome! Cheers!

Do the guided tour! You get to walk down to the ruins, and hear so much of the story of the lives of the people who lived there. So much knowledge, and facts you don't get on your own. The bus takes you there and back, and it's worth a day or half day of exploring!!

The tour is definitely worth it and Mesa Verde is a great park with tremendous cultural heritage. My only complaint would be that the park service guide talks continuously, so there is no time for reflection or a chance to just soak up the site. Would be nice if they left a little time for folks to be able to look around in quiet and just “be there” to imagine what it was like 700 years ago. (For clarity, there is no way to view the Balcony House except on a guided tour.)

Overall a cool experience. It’s a big tour group and you don’t really get to explore anything other than just listening to the ranger talk and then taking some photos. Really neat to see and if this is something you’re into you’d probably love it. Climbing the ladders if you’re not used to the elevation can definitely gas you out! They weren’t really hard to do and I wouldn’t say anything was challenging but it’s a little scary climbing up with someone in front of you and thinking they may fall on you… lol. It was nice and sunny when we did it, I would not want to go while things are wet. If you look up balcony house in google maps you can go there and that’s the area you will meet you’ll see a shaded area towards the trail head.

Awesome place to take the kids. Make sure you get the reservation. Bring sunscreen, and some water. The walk there is not strenuous but if you are not mild to moderately active you may have a hard time going up the ladders. But the main thing is reserve online before for the guided tour or else you won't be able to go. Such an awesome place

This is potentially the most strenuous tour on the Mesa Verde Park. It is best in the afternoon due to sun placement. You will climb up a forty foot ladder, go through a door and crawlspace about the side of a large picture frame. If you are willing to take the challenge, you will have experienced something most visitors never see. The site is impressive and the tourguide was outstanding.

It was a wonderful fun adventure climbing, crawling and climbing through the ancient ruins. Our Ranger guide did an exceptional job telling us about the Puebloan culture and ruins

This tour is amazing. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. If you're afraid of heights, and can't climb ladders this is not your tour.

I really liked the tour. You have to drive close to 40 mins from the entrance of the park. Ranger Frank was really nice in explaining the details and the background of Mesa Verde. He was eleborative and briefed us about what we can expect at the start of the tour. It is amazing to see how people used to live hundreds of years back.

Wow, what a wonderful asset to the community and to us all. A beautiful facility. Much more importantly, a kind, welcoming, expert staff. Much appreciated. Disciple James

What an incredible experience. This place if full of history and prior civilizations.

Beautiful displays, and very helpful staff, really helped with my decision on a route and timing to cross the mountains.

Wonderful welcome center! Very friendly and full of information about the surrounding areas.

Lots if good Informstion shared for events in the area along with great restaurant suggestions

Friendly lady at the front here. She was great help. And I was surprised at how much magazines and brochures are available here. It's a lot, not just for the local area!!!! Thank you!

A wonderful visitor center. Staffs are very friendly and helpful. I suggest people to go there at first when you visit Cortez.

This location is beautifully maintained and has beautiful displays. There are fun activities for younger kids to enjoy while exploring. Outside there is a path you can follow that's half a mile out, as well as some picnic tables.

The museum has great exhibits and the two movies are great too. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. There's also the pueblo nearby as views of the reservoir.

Whether you go to visit Mesa Verde NP, this is an absolute must see. What we think we know, this museum helps to answer how, where and when The Pueblo People lived. Beautiful examples of Archeology and artifacts found. I was surprised by the multitude of langusges spoken. And, it connects Modern Native Americans and their migration paths. Absolutely fantastic historical museum. Many thanks to the staff and all who helped to contribute. Tip: If you suffer from elevation adjustment drink lots & lots of water & emergence drink. Avoid caffeine & alcohol. Send friends your own photo album.

Incredible area for ancient puebloan history and ruins! Bring plenty of water for hiking and 4WD with high clearance if you plan on camping in the backcountry here - no permit necessary at several campsites! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff and volunteers at the Visitor Center!

Amazing experience! Lots of interactive exhibits and information about the ancient Puebloan peoples! We weren't able to go to the cliff Palace but you can buy tickets, and I'd advise you do that in advance!

Museum was great, well done, very nice volunteer. Lots of artifacts. But the ruins were missable, as was the reservoir view.

What a surprise to find this Visitor Center and Museum. The facility is beautiful and the staff were so knowledgeable and friendly. We learned a lot and made plans to visit the many sites in the area. The walking path to the site was perfectly sloped and easy to walk. I personally liked the art on display in the Lowry Room.

Best vacation we have ever had!!! Food was amazing and really took care of our special food needs. The drinks were super. The staff so welcoming.

Exceptional experiences well beyond what any other dude ranch’s provide with trips to Mesa Verde, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, human foosball, trap shooting, ATV’s and spectacular stars at night with no light pollution. The dude ranch activities were exceptional however, Robert’s passion, hospitality and cooking were even more exceptional.

Our family had an amazing experience! The staff work as a team to make sure everyone has a great week. You can adjust your activities throughout the stay, and choose from a huge range of options which are all included. We prioritized horse back riding but still got in rafting, ATVs, mountain biking, kayaks and more. Unbelievably, the kids never even went in the pool as there were so many other more exciting options (laser tag, paintball, trampoline, feeding animals, running around the ranch, crafts, etc). The food was great, and they went out of their way to make sure everyone got taken care of. The accommodation was clean, comfortable and very functional. Robert and team have clearly thought hard about guest experience and perfected a horse centered family summer camp. Every detail is considered. Every person working there is a star at their role, whether its wrangling, working in the dining area, or as a kids counselor. We can't wait to go back.

It was amazing. The staff was the best and Robert and his staff’s cooking was amazing. Brooke,Olivia,Will, Loura, Carlos, Sarah, and Caroline were amazing people who were extremely kind. I would highly recommend this to anybody and it was a great family vacation.

I want to live here like Jack Torrance: forever. We wanted a vacation where we didn’t have to worry about meal or activity planning and man did Majestic deliver. Our kids (13, 10 and 6) all had a fabulous time. Every day was packed with choices for different mini-adventures and we tried just about all of them. The meals were excellent. If I lived here and they were a restaurant I’d come just to eat. Staff was A+. Friendly, helpful, accomodating. One highlight was playing baseball with the other families. Even though I coach I forgot how much fun it is to just play a game. Felt like a kid again…that’s priceless. Not the cheapest vacation but I felt we got more than our money’s worth, to the point where I hope this place is still around in a few years because it seems like a steal. Hope they make it last. I hope to be back again someday.

My family visited in 2019 in it was by far one of the best family vacations we ever planned. I have two boys, they were 9 and 13 at our visit and they still rate this experience over any theme park we ever visited. This place is “overnight camp” for the entire family and everyone can find something they enjoy. From the breakfast bell in the morning, to our tired heads hitting the pillows at night, we had memories EVERYDAY! Some days were family activities, some days were “everyone did their own thing”. White Water Rafting, Mesa Verde, Horseback riding the trails, fishing, canoeing, electric bikes, archery, shooting, swimming, relaxing, line dancing, wine tasting, movies under the stars, electric “bull” riding, human foosball, family kickball, duck races, bonfires, the memories are endless. The counselors are more than willing to help with little kids, to make sure Mom/Dad get to do what they want too… Teens find other teens to hang with. The food was amazing, and even accommodated a couple very picky people in my family. Not one person on this ranch wouldn’t do anything to make your stay better. I would highly, HIGHLY, recommend this Majestic Dude Ranch, you will NOT be disappointed.

Omg this place is magical!!! We had the most wonderful time at the Majestic Dude Ranch. Jamie and Robert were so accommodating and helpful. My daughter loved the horses and the sweet cows. The playground and trampoline were a huge hit as well. The food was absolutely perfect and the company could not be better. Can't wait to come back to this gem.

My wife and I scheduled an afternoon ride on Thursday. Brianna was a great guide and the horses were so gentle. We liked it so much we booked a breakfast ride the next day. Jennifer was awesome and the breakfast afterwards was delicious and filling. We would definitely do it again when we come back!

Jennifer is fantastic! This was my kids’ first trail ride and she ensured they felt safe and had fun. Spectacular views of the mountains and through national forest land. The horses are lovely!

We had a great time on our ride! This was our first time in Colorado, beautiful place we can’t wait to go back!! Brandon took us on our ride it was just my husband and I. He told us so much about Mancos Colorado. This trip was short but next time we go we will be going with Rimrock again they have over night stays, dinner , so many choices again thank you Brandon & Jennifer!! We can’t wait to see you guys again, Carlos & Sindra Ramirez

One of the best trail rides I’ve done! Me and my girlfriend went for her birthday and it was an all day ride just the two of us and our guide. We made stops and looked at cool spots in the mountains and had a lovely relaxing ride through beautiful scenery! Would highly recommend! Super friendly and knowledgeable people. Don’t hesitate to book!

We can’t say enough good things about our experience. Lynne greeted us when we arrived & was super friendly. Gretchen took us on our trail ride & she was so personable - we enjoyed our time with her & learning about the area. The surroundings are gorgeous & it was such a peaceful ride. We would highly recommend Rimrock Outfitters. God bless y’all.

We did a breakfast ride this morning and loved it! Jennifer is very friendly and fun to be around. Brandon was our "chef" today and cooked up some mighty fine vittles! We wish the ride had been longer. And that the rain had held off for a while longer..but the experience was great. Hope we can do a longer ride to enjoy more of the beautiful countryside. Thanks for giving us another wonderful memory! 7/18/25

For years we have scheduled a trail ride every time we come to Colorado. This by far was the most beautiful and best trail ride we have ever had. Lynn was delightful and we thoroughly enjoyed the two hour ride and talking with her along the way. We highly recommend scheduling this outfitter. Our only regret is it couldn’t have been longer!

12/2021 They have a big sign by the highway that says "national forest information". Don't believe it. In my experience most forest service employees are friendly, helpful folks. Not here. The person I spoke with was without a doubt the rudest and most unhelpful person I have spoken with in recent memory. Must have been in a hurry for lunchtime to roll around or maybe she had gas pains, but she clearly didn't have any time or any inclination to help me. This place is not meant for interaction with the public - it seems to be an office for their own business and they obviously don't want to be bothered by pesky citizens and their questions. Don't waste your time, keep your happy disposition, and just drive right on by.

We had better success than some of the other reviewers. Though we had to wait and wait and then wait some more. We we able to get the maps we needed and advice on USFS road conditions. To the lady staff person who helped us: you were so right about the back roads in the Silverton area. We made it through but they were very rough even for our AWD and we managed to cause a brake line to fail! We visited September 20th 2021.

I didn't blame the forest service when firewood permits couldn't be issued thanks to Trump and company, but now that they're sending chainsaws into wilderness areas, you wonder what the people in charge here are even for. It's a wilderness area for a reason. We have plenty of trees they can go in and cut down in non-wilderness areas and team up with their BLM buddies east of town to drill for oil, leave the wilderness areas alone. Whoever made this decision should be ashamed and move back to Ohio where they can trash nature all they want.

Everybody here was incredibly helpful and a joy to interact with! Thanks again guys!

Really knowledgeable and friendly staff who will help if you have any questions. Also a good place to go if you're a tourist to get some maps or buy some fun souvenirs.

Super helpful! Was able to give us great advice on what roads were open. We come to Durango almost every summer. We always stop by for maps and information.

Great

Great way to visit Silverton and see gorgeous mountain scenery along the way. I took the "gondola car" (both directions) and it suited me nicely. The outward-facing bench seat means _every_ seat is a window seat (vs. in the enclosed cars, where not everyone gets to be by a window). Downsides of being out of the enclosed cars: weather (hot, cold, or otherwise) and exhaust fumes. If you can handle those things then you might as well get the full experience. But you still have access to concessions and to the restroom like everyone else. It is a long ride, with a few hours in Silverton, so if you ride the train both ways be prepared for a full day. For a family with smaller children, the train up and bus back might be a better option just to shorten the duration. Photographers: you don't have much time to compose and shoot, so you kind of have to anticipate things coming up. Ask a conductor, they're really helpful and knowledgable at where your best shots might happen. Your wide angle lens maybe has a better chance; you can miss by a little and fix it later with a crop.

This was a great experience, the views were incredible. I highly recommend the Night Sky car it has a glass roof that allows you to see the grandeur of the mountains as you go through the narrow passes. It also has complementary beverages and a snack, adult beverages are available. There's also a First Class attendant to serve you and provide information about the ride. Sean was our attendant and was great.

Hi, everyone! Whenever you come to Durango please Do visit this historical museum. The entrance is free and there is also a souvenir shop in the entrance. I highly recommend this place. You will have a memorable time, I assure that. Until then take care and God bless.

Durango is a beautiful town with lots of shops and eatery. The area around the train station is really nice. The hotels are a little pricey but you're on vacation so enjoy. The train ride to Silverton is breath taking. Worth every penny. I would do it again. The quaint town of Silverton embedded in the valley of the surrounding mountains is a must see. Yes I would definitely visit again.

As a senior citizen, this train ride was the greatest experience of my bucket list. A wonderful train ride which takes in Beautiful scenery and a great staff. It is a hidden treasure waiting to be explored. And ask for Nicholas, the head conductor as he is an encyclopedia of the train world. Very kind and thoughtful associates. Trust them to give you a pleasant experience.

The scenery! The smells. Fresh air. Beautiful creatures. Waterfalls. Pack a lunch. The train food is limited and expensive. Good for a cup of coffee (and the train coffee is good) or a bag of crisps. Lovely people work on the train. Hope I can return.

This was absolutely worth every penny. The scenery is so beautiful that pictures just don't do it justice. You have got to take this train ride just once! You will not be disappointed. Make sure you take some snacks and drinks if you don't wanna pay for high prices on the ride. It also has a bathroom on board in the coach areas. The sites and silverton will take your breath away if you appreciate life. The deer at the end just made it a wonderful day.

Very disappointed considering the money you pay for these rooms. They need updating and maintenance badly. Rooms smell very old and musty. Hair dryer sparked and smoked when I tried to use. Plugs were are all old and loose wouldn't hold chargers in the socket. Gross stains on the carpet, no exhaust fan in the bathroom, the light switch for the bathroom had to be held and wiggled to stay on. The AC made a awful mildew smell in the room. We stayed 5 days and had cleaners come in mid week, they didn't changed out sheets and upon getting into bed didn't even make it just threw comforter up. Didn't replenish TP, Coffee, ice bucket liner or soap. When I found one to ask, she was eating her lunch in one of the rooms she was cleaning. This hotel has a great location and nice amenities, it's a shame it could be so nice. The pool could be really nice too, but they have all of the sliders in the room blocked so you can't open them, and the knob for the jets on the spa was broken off. Also, don't be fooled into paying river front view for 70 dollars more, you'll have cars and trees blocking your view. It's not really a river view. Front desk receptionist was very nice.

It is NOT the Durango Downtown Inn anymore. It is now the Roost. The hotel rooms have been redone into studio apartments which are small and rent for an outrageous amount of money. I was merely visiting someone who lives there.

As others have noted here, this place closed as a hotel years ago, now from what I hear overpriced apartments. I read last hotel guests staying there with reservations were kicked out early after it sold. I stayed here several times over 5 year period when it was a hotel when shuttling my son back and forth to summer camp. Great family memories, but hotel often disappointed for reasons you can read in other reviews, wi-fi was out all the time, kinda grungy, but it did have a great location. Last time we stayed several things were not working right and we stopped staying here during our last camp trips. It is clear to me in hindsight the owner decided years ago to harvest the hotel, he overcharged, underdelivered, little care for the place, I watched it deteriorate over my stays, until he could sell the place for the real estate. Still because of a family connection I will never forget this place, it will always have a place in my heart, poor services and all. Durango is a fun place, stay in downtown area, great town to walk in.

The place was just fine. I had no complaints at all.

Location - easy two block walk to middle of historic downtown. Staff - very accommodating and pleasant. Room - clean nice beds, prefer the courtyard view, river view is across motel parking lot. Other - laundry on site, pool good for little kids, nice courtyard with tables and benches. Would stay again.

Place was decent. Hot tub was great. Pool was way too cold!!! For an indoor pool I felt it should have been heated. Andrew, I believe his name was, was the best at the front counter! Very personable, knew his way around town and gave us great advice. Also got us more coffee for our room. 😘

We were pulling a teardrop trailer and in the back they have a great place to park long vehicles. We had some trouble getting a room assigned but it was fixed up quickly. The location was great. Just a short walk to the downtown restaurants, breweries, and shops. It's not fancy, but it was clean and they are pet friendly and we travel with our 5 lb little dog. We would definitely stay there again.

We took the Cinco Animas Train round trip from Durango to Silverton in Colorado. It.. was.. breathtaking scenery. All the way!! We paralleled the Animas River most of the way. Just amazing!

Beautiful river. Depending on what part of the river you are visiting, there are paid and free camping, 4wd trails, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing. Pretty much the typical things that are associated with rivers, however the beautiful location makes the Animas a particularly special river.

All seasons are home to wildlife worth experiencing. The river of lost souls. Ever changing, changing, enduring, and worth ever step of any exploration.

Popular place for rafting. Wanders through Durango. Has many pedestrian bridges and parks.

Stunning with all the massive amounts snowfall from winter, melting off!!

Love the flowing water . Could sit for hrs just watching an listening to river.

Rocks are white w calcification; filter water w a system - iodine isn't enough generally. Backcountry, 4wd or at the least, a Subaru is needed. Lots of mining claims around. Cold still at night end of June. But beautiful as words cannot describe.

Very beautiful and unique hot spring spouting from a soda shaped-fountain! It must’ve rained not too long ago from my visit because the small pool was overflowing with spring water. If you sat in it I’m sure it would cover an average height person (5’8) from the shoulders down. I only dipped my feet and would give it a 72° rating. Pretty lukewarm, not hot at all.

Beautiful views. It's not really a hot spring. It's more like a cold spring with some kind of moldy mushy water all around it. It's definitely worth stopping for the view. It's very sad about the fires. I'm praying for those affected by this horrible forest fire that started in a house on the hill. Its been burning for days.

Cool place and it’s on the road and you can take a quick stop and visit. Water is flowing always and little slippery while go near to the water.

Free road side stop. I suggested a cloth or some wipes, you will get slimy. Rocks are very very slippery with growth. Warm rather than hot. Fun colors to look at. Don't expect to swim.

Really pretty side of the road attraction to stop at for a few pictures. Gorgeous views all around. The colors that the minerals have created are beautiful.

It’s a cute spot but not really what you might expect if you come with the expectation to swim haha. You can dip your toes in if you wanted but not really much else.

Interesting thermal spring, though water is only lukewarm, located right next to Hwy 550 just north of Hermosa area. Lots of water spilling out & down hillside which covers the ground in multiple colors, red, orange, etc. Worth a quick stop.

Me and my friend stopped by while visiting. Such a good vibe, the owner Skye is super sweet and showed us a good time. Good music good drinks. Had so much fun will definitely be returning every time I’m in Norwood!

I was very surprised the food was exceptional. We had the meat balls, Alfredo, chicken parm sandwich, and a burger. The chef know how to cook 😎 and the service was great. I like that they did pester us for the check. Great food great atmosphere.

ALWAYS the perfect, local, loving, comfy time at The Cone. Welcoming, accommodating with daily specials on constant rotation. Pool table pops and my favorite is karaoke crunk Saturday night. Love the Smash burger. Fries are thick, fresh cut & seasoned perfectly! (Prices are on point.) MUST STOP ON THE WAY THROUGH! Tip your bartenders Kelly, Mark, Trinity & more & holla at the coolest eye candy proprietor of the establishment, Skye. Tracey who gets the karaoke poppin' deserves all the love and don't forget to ask about the neat piece of legendary history that involves the actual bar top wood itself. ♥️

Stopped here en route from Moab to Ridgway 3 weeks ago. Fantastic saloon and great burger. We are from England and the fries were not what we were used to so apologies for not eating many ! Great to experience a local bar in a small friendly town. Not sure of the young ladies name but she was very friendly and helpful. Would like to return but guess it's unlikely we will be in that part of the world again ! Good luck for the future Lone Cone.

This place rocks. Gives you that classic western saloon feel, no frills in the BEST way possible. The owner, Skye, is awesome and really goes the extra mile to provide excellent hospitality. Our food and drinks were great, service was fast and friendly, there’s some cool history behind their special built wooden bar and how it was shipped all around the west and got to this spot. The special of the night was fricken elk meatloaf?!?! Yum. They had already run out when we got in late, closer to the kitchen closing, but my burger was perfectly seasoned and side salad was super fresh. High west bourbon and lemonade hit the spot! We’ll be back :)

Food was great. Sirloin steak 🥩 was perfectly cooked. Burger was super tasty. Price was great too

Outgoing message on their phone number says they’re open, but the place closed from a fire months ago. We rolled in to eat after calling and calling.

Past experiences were better. This time around the condo we rented was not in good condition. The bathroom sinks barely had water pressure, the toilet wouldn’t flush, the shower doors were broken, it wasn’t as clean as it used to be and when we first walked in it smelled so strong like pinesol we had to open all the windows and doors to air it out. Called the front office to get things fixed and at first they said it will need to air over night, I explained the toilet had over flowed and we had to clean up the floors, what if it gets worse and over flows to the carpet? Then they sent someone to fix it, however the other bathroom started having issues. For the price we paid it wasn’t worth the hassle.

The place does offer cool views and some fun activities like the lift and alpine coaster. But, this was such a disappointment. We rented a two bedroom condo and as soon as we walked in, the place stunk. We immediately opened all windows and patio doors and started rubbing the fans. I found a can of sanitizing aerosol spray, but it didn’t mask the stink of the space. The carpet was disgusting, stains all throughout the floor from years of neglect. We were so excited initially, but the reality was gross. Our clothes stunk after we left. It’s also a hike from downtown Durango (we knew this), but there is an awesome Hot Springs facility nearby I’d highly recommend. As someone mentioned, many things at the resort are closed in the summer (naturally). For those reviewing before booking, I’d skip this place if I had high standards for where I stay. It needs some love (and renovation). Avoid the “I wish we’d have stayed somewhere else” feeling.

🚨FUTURE BRIDES BEWARE🚨 One of my friends had the MOST beautiful wedding at Dante’s at Purgatory Resort, a place where MANY are waitlisted to get married here. The venue, gorgeous, the ceremony outside gorgeous. Let’s talk about the reception and why Purgatory is getting 1 star from me. There is absolutely no reason that the kitchen should’ve been asked not once, but TWICE to please wait until the end of speeches to resume cleaning because THE ONLY thing you could hear after dinner during speeches WAS THE KITCHEN. There is no way being that close in proximity and the fact that they work there, that they definitely know how loud the kitchen can get. I asked for them to give us 20 minutes until we’re on the dance floor, another guest actually went and yelled at them 5 minutes later. I did not agree with this approach, yet the employees still did not stop banging plates and pans in the sink as well as the loud conversations. Employees were rude, did not stop interrupting and being loud. It was extremely disappointing as my friends GUEST, so you can only imagine how embarrassed she felt on HER day because of YOUR staff. Additionally, we double checked what our selections for the dinner, they served MULTIPLE people the wrong item. More than 5 of us have it documented that we ordered the steak, and they provided 4 of us with chicken. They wouldn’t bring out more steak, and argued with wedding guests about it as well. Highly unprofessional, I know how much my friends paid to have their wedding at Purgatory and the ONLY part that made it worth it was the view.

Went here for the summer activities. It was ok. Views were great, the mountain coaster was fun. Very fast! Wanted to do the alpine slide but they closed it because it was supposed to start sprinkling. Gem mining was ok. Given that we didn’t use the whole passes and the refund policy on the website is completely different than what is practiced, it was beyond disappointing as my son and I drove 4.5hrs to come up here. Don’t think I’ll be back for the summer activities, given they will close things at random and not uphold the refund policy stated online. Just enjoy the city of Durango and bypass this place in the summer.

We explored Purgatory Resort on a recent trip to Durango. Even though it was summertime, there was still plenty to see and do. We rode the ski lift up the mountain and were rewarded with incredible views. There’s also a Mountain Coaster and slide. We grabbed lunch from the deli market and sat outside and enjoyed the scenery. There’s also a full service restaurant at the resort.

We booked a room for 4th of July weekend. The morning we drove over to the resort, we got a call saying we've been "upgraded" due to the room we originally booked being renovated. When we arrived, a section of wall was missing in the hallway to our room and an air blower right outside the front door drying out the exposed wall. It is extremely loud. Before even entering our room, we noticed a hole in the door where the old door knob used to be with paper products jammed into it. A determined thief could totally break into our room using this hole in the door. The room itself was in quite a bit of disrepair. One of the window shades doesn't work at all. The bathroom vanity mirror is broken. The shower head is broken and leaking. Living room spotlights do not work. The fan in the bedroom does not work. The dishwasher is not secured to the cabinets, so it falls forward when opened. Lamp shade is broken. Spotlights in the bedroom point right in your face when you lay down. The water tube to the ice maker was disconnected, spraying water directly into the cabinet above. This is our first night here, so I'm willing to change my review if they get maintenance over here to fix some of these things. You charge for maintenance fees, so use my money and make some repairs. Room 303B for reference. Update: Day 2 the front desk saw our review and offered to either discount us or upgrade us again to one of their best rooms. We took the latter. They took good care of us!

We went right before the summer season started and it was wonderful. The shops were closed, but there were also less people which was refreshing. We met the GM Hana at the pool area and she made the experience more pleasant by helping us find some things and giving us ideas of things to do around the area.

The only reasonable price for over night park that I can find while I’m in town .

I LOVE the Gondola ride to Telluride! This is 1 of my favorite day trips!

Awesome for the whole family. Good for friends too. Free mountain top ride

Not only the best place to park in Telluride but also the best way to get around.

Lots of parking, easy access to get to the gondola.

The view itself was 5 stars. The fact it was free parking made it a 10/5 stars! 🥲

I parked here every single day that I taught skiing for the last 4 seasons. What's not to like?! Free parking, reasonable size parking spots, a Tesla Supercharging station and 2 free Level 2 EV charging slots!

This is a quaint center housed in a Victorian style house with lots of artifacts from local mining history as well as the...shall we say, other support services from the ladies on Blair Street. Fun just to stop in and peruse the history of mining in this rugged but beautiful place where every view is a postcard.

I enjoy bringing my dog to the ball field and walking him around the old track. It's an especially excellent viewpoint of silverton with imo the best views of the mountains. As long as you're able to block out the view of the RV trailer park,

Sign says open daily 10-3. OPEN sign was on the door. Door was locked. Then someone arrives and goes in so we try and door still locked. Finally she comes and says they’re closed today. Website says open all days except major holidays. They clearly don’t care.

Great town with a lot to do. It's like stepping back on time. Train lovers dream!!

Helpful and will list open routes. Animal sightings other activities

Hey there ! Not upset but I thought you should know I’ve stopped by like twice on different days at the visitor center which is clearly marked hours 10-3 and both times during those hours no one is there might be a good idea to change that sign outside thx

Friendly environment. Off-road maps in the area are available.

Know what you're doing; this trail isn't the hardest in the world but there are a couple of sections where you must know what you're doing or you will unalive yourself.

I was privileged to be taken jeeping on Black Bear Road July 2022. My cousin and her husband who took me felt the road was not kept well enough to be safe enough to return again. The scenery was great.

First drove Black Bear Road in 1977 with a '76 CJ-5. Was a lot narrower then. Today it's a cakewalk.

Whole touted the most difficult trail in North America, it's certainly is the most dangerous. Outstanding views and you do not want to attempt unless you are completely comfortable with your rig. At least one rig goes off every year, and it has already happened this season.

This pass is awesome. My son and I rode our dirt bikes from Highway 550 into Telluride. Take heed to the warnings that it is for experts only. Coming from 550 to the summit it isn't that bad and the views are amazing. It's beyond that point heading towards Telluride that is extremely dangerous and Expert only. Turn around and don't do it unless you really know what you are doing, or be sure and tell everyone you love goodbye before you do it.

Great 4 wheel trail that's has some great views and narrow trail.

Is super fun, take your ADHD pills before you head to the switchbacks.

Holy heck is this museum cool! The gentlemen that talked with us about the history of the town and the museum had so much knowledge and is friendly. There was just so much to see and it being self guided made it easier to take my time looking at all the wonderful items! I truly enjoyed all the different minerals and crystals on display!

This museum might look small but it is huge on the inside with multiple stories and sections filled with things to see and learn. Don't miss the jail cells on the top floor of the house! Kids loved going through seeing what it was like a long time ago and tried picking up the real ball and chain.

Very cool museum and a perfect place to spend some time while you're in Silverton. If you take the train, grab some lunch and then head over here. You can see the old jail, lots of mining and historic artifacts, some railroad equipment and climb on some old military vehicles.

This museum is one of the best museums that I've ever been to. It's so packed full of interestingly neat stuff. No way to look at everything and read every single information board, in a single day! They have such a wide variety of items that there's something for everyone to enjoy! I took lots of pictures so I could go back and take a better look. Will be back every time I come to Colorado

This is a must stop to learn about mining and Silverton history! Amazing displays. Well worth the price of admission.

I was expecting a nice small town museum and boy was I pleasantly surprised! This is quite a place, with thousands of well interpreted artifacts and excellent exhibits. It gave me a new understanding of how much hard work and ingenuity was involved in hard rock mining.

I don't know where to begin, this is positively one of the best museums I have visited. I could have stayed hours on hours enjoying the exhibits and artifacts on Silverton and San Juan Mountains mining history. The history is presented in a beautiful, intriguing and mysterious way almost. Absolutely wonderful!

This is an amazing spot. The 4x4 high clearance trail is about a level 4 out of 10 to get to this location. You will need 33 inch or higher tires and lockers would help in some spots. But truly a must do trail. Fantastic views.

This was a very pretty trail! We attempted it in a 4 door Jeep last year, but had to turn around because it felt pretty sketchy. We returned this year with a 4 door razor and it was much easier! There was only one spot that we ended up on 3 wheels, but it was much easier to navigate in the smaller vehicle.

Yankee Boy is one of my favorite Basin in Colorado. We always come here every year. The wildflowers here are spectacular if you are lucky you might see wildlife such as bear, deer and many more.

Take your car as far as it can go and just hike up -you will love every second of it. Just bring pants and a rain jacket -it hailed on me last week right as I reached the base of mount Sneffels

Beautiful. Really fun road to get there too. We were stopping sooo many times for scenery. Absolutely gorgeous.

I would be more than happy to spend the rest of my days on this trail, in this area ❤️ pictures never do any justice! Absolutely beautiful! Please stay the trail ✌️🤙

Unbelievable views! We drove over from Telluride for the day looking to get away from the city and closer to the mountains. It was the perfect choice. The higher you go the more challenging the drive. But the scenery near the top is worth it. 4x4 vehicle with some good ground clearance is recommended and is almost a must for the final leg of the drive.

Amazing experience. The climb to the top of the falls was definitely very steep and rocky but great view! Definitely not super athletic and the first outdoor exercise we did in the altitude so it kicked our butt a bit on the way up. Down was not too bad, just navigating the rocks down. Lower view of the falls definitely allows you to experience the powerful falls more directly. Easy to navigate. A fair number of steps down to the very bottom but you can get a get experience opting out of that if you want.

An absolute must-see in Ouray! Box Cañon Falls Park is one of those places that makes you stop and just soak it all in. The power of the waterfall echoing through the narrow canyon walls is breathtaking — you can feel the mist and hear the roar long before you see it! The rock formations are incredible, sculpted over time by rushing water, and the views from the bridges and walkways are absolutely mesmerizing. There’s a peaceful beauty in the contrast — raw power and serene natural design all in one place. We also loved learning about the rare Black Swifts that return here every summer to nest along the cliffs — such a special touch that makes the park even more unique. It’s an easy walk, family-friendly, and the sound of the falls inside the canyon is something you’ll never forget. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or just exploring Ouray’s charm, this stop is a highlight of any Colorado trip!

Cool location we stumbled on by chance. But we are sure glad we did. We are on a motorcycle tour and we ride each day. And we look for cool “lunch” locations to have a picnic lunch. In our search we found Box Canon Falls. While it is not a picnic ground it is an Awsome natural water fall worth seeing. There is a charge to get in. About $7 per person. There are discounts for seniors and military members. There is an entrance with a gift shop and public bathrooms. And a water dispensing station. One picnic table near the entrance where we sat. But you could find locations along the way. But not as convenient! The falls are about a 5 minute walk from the entrance. There are two (2) walking loops. One goes over the top and is roughly a 1/2 mile walk with a 200’ climb up and down. The other is a much shorter walk to the lower level of the falls. Also has steps and a large catwalk that takes you to the mouth of the falls and the pools at the base. You can walk down steps to the base and feel the mist and touch the water It’s quite beautiful and you can feel the power of the falls. Well worth the money to see and you can certainly do both loops if you feel fit enough. If you want the less strenuous walk. Go to the base of the falls. 5 minutes to get to the falls. Maybe 10 minutes out of walking. As they say with steps. Going down is optional. Coming up is mandatory. Enjoy!

A can't miss experience. If you are anywhere near this beautiful canyon and magnificent waterfall, you have to go. The enclosed nature of the water fall and sheer volume of water falling vibrates your whole body as you are able to observe very close to the waterfall. Definitely memorable.

Great experience! The power of the waterfall is amazing. Make sure to go to the bottom as well as look down from the suspension bridge. It’s a short hike up to the bridge but well worth it! Rainbow was over Ouray, looked like we were seeing from underneath it. Amazing!

Wow wow wow. Started off with the high bridge trail. My four year old was able to manage the trek up with a little help and guidance. Breathtaking views from the top. This was followed by a march to the bottom of the falls. I was surprised by how uncrowded the bottom part of the park was. Easily able to walk right up to the water and feel the spray. Incredibly loud! Then we walked to the very bottom and got right up next to the water, which we stuck our hands in. It was freezing! Beautiful and well worth the trip.

Amazing place with a stunning waterfall! The waterfall is absolutely breathtaking — a must-see! You can also hike up the valley for an incredible view looking down at the charming town below. The scenery is surreal, and the whole experience feels like a postcard come to life. Highly recommend visiting! It has $7 per person entry fee.

Amazing scenery and all throughout the million dollar highway . This happens to be situated as soon as one starts driving up on the highway . I won’t say it’s an easy drive but not very difficult either . Parking is available but very limited just meant for sightseeing and taking photos. Ouray is connected to silverton through this route and is probably one of the most beautiful routes .

Bear Creek Falls in Colorado offers two scenic experiences: a moderate hike in Telluride leads to an 80-foot waterfall surrounded by forest and mountains, while the Ouray location features a dramatic 120-foot drop easily viewed from a roadside pullout. Both showcase Colorado’s natural beauty in unique ways.

This is a must-stop on the Million Dollar Highway if parking space permits it. The falls are not visible right away and we might have missed it but there is an observation deck right there which was very easy to access.

Amazing views of one “fall”. Maybe there are more falls in winter? It is worth a 30-min stop.

From"Explore Lincoln City" Drift Creek Falls is an easy hike wandering through Sitka spruce trees to a gorgeous 75-foot waterfall. Overlooking the falls is a 240-foot suspension bridge, a sight in and of itself. This hike is 3 miles round trip with an optional Northern Loop for an additional mile. *August 2024: Please note that the southern access to Drift Creek Falls is closed. Please use the northern access. Directions: Leaving Lincoln City from the north on Highway 101 and Highway 18 junction, travel east 4.5 miles on Hwy 18. Turn right and travel south on Bear Creek County Road 3.5 miles. Continue 7 miles on Forest Service Road 17 (NF 17) to trailhead

Amazing views of falls and mountain sides

One of the best views of Colorado. Got to see the history of the Million Dollar Highway

A Must-Do in Ouray! While planning our trip to Ouray, we came across The Alchemist Tour and were impressed by the glowing reviews—so we reached out through their website and booked a tour. When we arrived, we were greeted by Curt, who immediately made everyone feel welcome. To be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but this tour far exceeded anything I could have imagined. It was absolutely amazing! Curt is not only incredibly knowledgeable, but also hilarious. He shares history in such a captivating, storytelling way that keeps you fully engaged from start to finish. If you’re visiting Ouray and looking for something unique and memorable, this tour is an absolute must. Don’t miss it!

A Fascinating and Memorable Experience at the Ouray Alchemist Museum We had the incredible opportunity to take a private tour of the Ouray Alchemist Museum with the owner and collector, and it was an experience we’ll never forget. As a nurse and homeschooling family, we’re always on the lookout for educational experiences that bring history to life, and this visit exceeded all our expectations. The museum’s collection is absolutely stunning, showcasing centuries of fascinating history related to medicine and pharmacy. Every single item we pointed out came with a rich and engaging story, told with so much passion and knowledge by the owner. His ability to connect each artifact to its historical context was incredible, and it made the experience both educational and entertaining. What made the visit even more special was the kindness and attention shown to my daughter, who is autistic. He made her feel welcome and included, which meant the world to us. His warmth and enthusiasm did not go unnoticed. We were amazed by the depth and variety of the collection and found ourselves wishing we could have spent more hours there, soaking in all the history and stories. Visiting the museum was the perfect way to start a beautiful snowy morning in the charming town of Ouray, Colorado. If you have the chance to visit, I highly recommend booking a private tour it’s worth every penny. This museum is truly a hidden gem and a must see for anyone who loves history, storytelling, or unique collections.

We toured the museum in the off-season in november, so we had a private tour. I booked ahead of time via email, which is recommended (either email or phone). Curt explained that he is a retired pharmacist who started collecting privately and eventually turned it into a full-blown museum of alchemy. Curt has a passion for life and loves what he does! He is a wealth of knowledge and loves sharing through stories, pictures, and artifacts. The tour is 2-3 hours long, so be sure to wear comfy shoes and allot extra time, but know that you will be entertained the entire time! Curts brilliant mind houses a lifetime of engaging facts to share about the fascinating history of alchemy...our minds were blown!

This museum is a real gem. I gained such a knowledge of the history of pharmaceutical drugs through the ages, the architecture and interior design, collections of everything pharm was amazing. The owner, a pharmacist, was so knowledgeable and entertaining. This is a must see place in Ouray. It’s best to call the number listed to make a reservation. The tour is 2 hours.

Once-in-a-lifetime experience! A beautiful cabinet of curiosities. Curt is the tour guide, expert, and collector. He shared his personal collection of wonderful, odd, unusual, fascinating medical history with humor and heart. Poison bottles, gaper signs, mummy remedies, and stories you won’t forget. Curious minds and history nerds - don’t miss it! Just email ahead of time to book a tour (otherwise not open besides by appointment) - super easy.

Curt is amazingly knowledgeable and gives you quite the tour of the history of alchemy, pharmacy, and medical practices. The only reason I took off a star is that we expected an hour long tour and were there for more than two hours. So make sure to plan your time accordingly, as we had to cut short other stops as a result. But if you have any interest in the topics listed above, call to confirm the tour is happening and spend some time with Curt. He says he’ll be there until he’s 103 1/2 so you’ve got some time 😁

I had been wanting to check this place out for a while and was finally able to when my brother came to visit. I highly recommend scheduling your tour ahead of time with Curt. He is very quick to respond. It's a one man show and did take a bit of time to get the full tour, but it was very worth the trip. Curt is quite the character, and has plenty of stories, history, humour and passion for his museum. There are so very many artifacts and displays. We were there several hours, and I'm positive we didn't see everything. So make sure you stop in to check it out if you get the chance and experience this impressive, one-of-a-kind collection yourself. You will definitely learn something new and have a great time.