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    4.9 (10 reviews)

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    The owners, Perry and Lynne, are delightful and genuine "old west" people and you feel welcome as guests, not just customers.

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    Mesa Verde Tours

    Mesa Verde Tours

    4.5(11 reviews)
    16.6 mi

    I did the 700 year tour. Make sure you allow enough time because after you enter the park, there is…read morestill quite a drive to the center where the tour takes off. There are a couple of primitive restrooms along the tour, but there is a real bathroom at the center. There's also food and drinks at the center. It was a pretty big coach and we had both a driver and a tour guide. There was plenty of bottled water they gave us along the way. Our guide was very knowledgeable. We stopped at a few different places where she spoke and we were able to take pictures. On a tour like that, you do sometimes end up waiting for people who dawdle, so you need some patience. One of the main stops was the Cliff Dwellings which includes a tour where you have to be able to do steps and climb ladders. A few people sat out. I'd suggest maybe looking up a YouTube video of that tour to make sure it's something you really want to do if it's questionable for you. We didn't stop at all the places in the park, but our guide did tell us places we may want to go on our own. If I had it to do over, I would've probably gotten a two day pass and come back. The center was closed when we got back, so there was no restroom or places to get refreshments until you left the park.

    We took the 700 years - half day tour. It departs from the Far View Terrace. It was EXCELLENT! Our…read moreguide, Mark, was very well informed. He made his presentations, both on the bus and at the various sites (like the pit houses) very informative and easy to listen to. Marylin at the desk was very helpful and considerate. We were there on a day when they were having some computer difficulties, but It was their first day for the 2025 season. They made sure that we arrived in time for the park ranger - led tour of the Cliff Palace. One word of advice/caution. You need to be relative physically fit to tour Cliff Palace. The exploration is a one way only route. Once you start on the descent, you are COMMITED. There is NO turning back. You will descend steep and uneven stairs with no hand rails and climb back up via 3 period type ladders. If you're not up for this, don't go down to the Palace. Obviously, this is not the fault of the tour. In fact, you can see the Palace and other structures from the view point platform. Mark used a laser pointer to high light some of the features. A few of us on this tour, including me (I have bad knees), let discretion be the better part of valor and went back to the bus. Mark was prepared for this. He made a nice presentation on the history and features of the park and engaged in pleasant and informative conversation while we waited for the others to return. Then we continued onto the rest of the tour. Remember, you are high up in the mountains. The Cliff Palace's elevation is about 7,000 feet. The Far View Terrace is up about 8.500 feet. The air is thinner than what you might be used to. As long as you are prepared for these minor physical challenges, you will have a GREAT time! We cannot recommend taking this tour highly enough! You will learn a lot and have a very pleasant time. -- Jeff S.

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    Mountain Waters Rafting

    Mountain Waters Rafting

    4.9(255 reviews)
    20.8 mi

    Emelia is the best river guide ever!!! She took us down in the big 16' raft with 7 of us…read morepassengers and navigated the river like a pro. She's super funny (dry humor, great wit and some hilarious group shots!) and very river savvy. We were safe and it was so fun!! We rafted on a day later in the season with the Animas river running about 200cfs--perfect for a group of with children, novices adults and an active senior. We didn't get stuck once and made it through some tight fits without even touching the boulders. "All Net!" we told her :) The Mountain Waters Rafting crew were awesome. Loved the lead guide's safety presentation that was peppered with some great humour. Punctual; clean gear; loved all the writing in the bus. Great place. Can't wait to book more adventures with them!

    Relaxing, Fun, and Perfect for the Whole Family!…read more Our family (kids ages 8 to 15) had an absolute blast rafting with Mountain Waters. It was the perfect mix of relaxing and fun--just enough adventure to keep everyone engaged without being intense. Sam, our guide, was fantastic. She made the whole trip a blast with her quick humor and steady stream of bad dad jokes (which I'll admit--I appreciated more than I should've). She kept the kids laughing and made the whole experience feel easy and memorable. The photos turned out amazing, and I'm just glad we all stayed safe during Beaver Shark season. Highly recommend for families looking for a fun, light adventure with a great guide.

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    Mountain Waters Rafting - Our group water rafting! One of the best experiences.

    Our group water rafting! One of the best experiences.

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    Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Crow Canyon archaeologists examine an excavation site.

    Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

    5.0(1 review)
    21.4 mi

    My son just spent 3 wks here as part of the summer High School Field School and he came back…read morebrimming with things to tell us that he'd learned and seen. I'd already assumed he was busy and content while there because even though he had his phone with him, I hardly heard from him in that time. His session was a good variety of about 17 kids, pretty evenly split between boys and girls, from all around the US. I believe they learned a lot from nice instructors/guides and had fun, too. From a parent point of view, I thought the communication from Crow Canyon was terrific- not incessant but informative, clear, and timely. We were hopeful that it would be a good experience for our son, and neither of us was disappointed in the least- we are so glad he went!

    From the owner: Archaeology Day Tour: A one-day introduction to the archaeology of the Mesa Verde region. Tour an…read moreactive excavation project and explore ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) history with professional archaeologists. Also tour the research lab and view artifacts in the curation room. June-September, Wednesdays and Thursdays, for age 10 and older. Price includes lunch. Call for more information and to reserve your spot. Free Crow Canyon tour: On this one-hour tour, offered at 10 am every Wednesday and Thursday, June through September, visit our lab and unique educational facilities, including a replica 7th-century pithouse. Tour does not include excavation site tour. Advance registration is appreciated. Crow Canyon also offers field trips for school groups; archaeology summer camps for teens; and College Field School for undergrad and graduate students; excavation and lab programs for adults; and cultural tours in the Southwest and beyond led by archaeologists and cultural specialists.

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    Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - At Crow Canyon, students participate in archaeological excavations.

    At Crow Canyon, students participate in archaeological excavations.

    Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Crow Canyon's rural, 170-acre campus just outside Cortez, Colorado.

    Crow Canyon's rural, 170-acre campus just outside Cortez, Colorado.

    Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - A projectile point found during a Crow Canyon excavation.

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    A projectile point found during a Crow Canyon excavation.

    Rimrock Outfitters - tours - Updated May 2026

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