A wonderful gallery with a range of prices featuring artisans on the area. The owner is friendly…read moreand informative about things going on in the area. Lovely quilts often based on petroglyphs patterns, jasper and agate jewelry, fun sculptural items using horse shoes!! Check out- you'll be glad you did.

What a discovery! Local artists with high quality artwork..paintings, pottery, jewelry, woodworking…read more(including some very interesting furniture), hand spun yarn, fiber arts...the list goes on! Next to the Absolute Bakery....a must see! Because it is a co.op, the artists work there...you can hear their stories and engage with the local artists!

Charming old building loaded with beautiful home decorator items. They also sell coffee under the…read morename "Karma" The coffee here was average, the server, a truly beautiful woman was unfortunately aloof, distant and she struggled to be friendly. Otherwise, the atmosphere here is nice.

Stopped for gas next door and decided we needed good coffee as opposed to gas station coffee and…read morewas pleased with the outcome. The coffee was good and I left with some neat things for the house too. It's worth a stop and the owner was very sweet not to mention Sam, the dog, who my grand daughter just loved.

After tasting Fenceline Elderberry Cider locally here in Grand Junction, we found ourselves 30…read moremiles from Mancos on a tour of the SW corner of the state and decided to run over to check it out. Even though the town was covered in a new snow, Dustin made the Cidery warm and inviting. He took us through a tour of all 10 ciders and gave us the history of Fenceline. We have tasted most every cider in the Grand Valley and none were as delicious as any of the Fenceline ciders. Dustin not only gave us a tour of the ciders but talked with us about the Mancos area and introduced us to the power house women who get together there every Monday night! What a wonderful group of women and an incredible experience. Thank you Dustin. We are now looking to move a little closer so we can frequent your wonderful establishment!

Great outdoor eating..live music was really nice ...Cider was really good and Meg was terrific in…read moremaking suggestions on what cider to try

Beautiful and beautifully, displayed artifacts and historical information. The people are great and…read morehelpful. The site is beautiful, up on the hill, with the Escalante Pueblo on the very top. It has a large Kiva and rooms, well preserved. The interpretive signs on the walk up are great, about the local flora and how it was harvested and used. We were all adults visiting so for us it was awesome. Learned so much again about these amazing people and their culture and craftsmanship.

This place does not accept cash. The notes that are legal tender for ALL debts, public and private…read moreare not accepted at a national monument. I drove out of my way to come see this place and they don't accept American dollars. Guess they don't want my money. I just feel that I should be able to pay with cash at a national monument.

Everything! Hospitality, personal attention to detail, safety, & fun. Patience & instructional…read moreexplanations.

5 stars for Mesa Verde Stables and Emily our trail guide. Had an absolutely Amazing time. Our ride…read morewas for 1 1/2 hours, which was perfect, even with a few little rain drops. Definitely the best we have found in the area, you will not be disappointed..

Super fun place. We were able to get in for a morning tour with just one day's notice and loved…read moremeeting the alpacas and Susan. We were able to meet mamas with babies born as recently as 4-5 days and even got to give out a few treats. We also met several of the older alpacas before hitting the store to pick up some socks and earrings (the tour is free, so please buy something). I definitely recommend this tour when you are in the Durango area.

The owner provided a personal tour of the alpaca farm. She was so friendly and knowledgeable we…read moreall walked away learning so much. The alpacas are so cute, but not friendly. So if you were hoping to hug, pet, and squeeze these adorable creatures best to buy a small stuffed version in the darling gift shop.

Great time experiencing the beautiful Molas Lake and surrounding area! I admit, I was nervous about…read morethis, but the staff did a great job helping us get comfortable with the process and what to expect when riding. One person rides sitting, and one stands with the guide and helps steer (by leaning). We got to meet the dogs and love on them a bit which was great. Everyone was friendly and the photographer did a great job with photos. It was great not to have to worry about capturing the moment, because John had it under control. (Photo package not included.) It was a beautiful, sunny day. Even though it was 18° we were comfortable with ski gear (layers, sunglasses, hats). My toes got a bit cold but would have been better with the right ski socks! Afterwards we were served hot cocoa and cookies and warmed up in the gift and "coffee shop" trailer. A fun day!

I can't say enough nice things about our experience with Durango Dog Ranch. This adventure has been…read moreon my bucket list for years and we finally took the family for an (early) Christmas gift. The dogs are so loved and well cared for which made the experience even more enjoyable! We were surrounded by snow and mountainous beauty. The mushers were fun and entertaining and the sled ride was everything I hoped it would be and more (exciting, but not scary)! Thank you Durango Dog Ranch for a memorable holiday adventure! PS. The photos taken by John Fitzpatrick are among our most favorite family photos! He captured the adventure beautifully!

A hive of activity, a hub of happenings, and a center of gravity for art- and social-meetups in…read moreCortez. Come for the beautiful artwork; stay for the cocktails, mocktails, charcuterie boards. Then come back for the musical performances, paint-and-sip, sing-alongs..., and the good vibes!