Black Bear Antiques is pretty difficult to find, but definitely worth it…read more The old codger who runs this place really knows his stuff and has quite a bit of mining memorabilia, vaseline glass, furniture, prints & photos, primitives... and he haggles! Look at their website for an idea of what they carry: http://blackbearantiques.com/ Call ahead (970) 249-5738 for directions or stop by AA Antiques and they'll give you a map. Better yet, print one off Google Maps.

Definitely worth the detour, a nice selection of vintage dishes and glassware on the owner's farm…read more Stop at AA Antiques and pickup a map first, as Black Bear is a fairly remote location, about 3 miles off the highway.

Had a nice selection of things but prices were too high for used for me to buy anything.read more

This place can be a treasure trove, but be prepared to pay for it. Prices are comparable or more…read moreexpensive than eBay on a lot of items. Before the remodel, I would buy more. Now I mostly just shake my head at the prices. Volume sales are more useful in resale. Still nice stuff, though.

Shady business issues. A woman named Patrica is listing items for sale online and saying go here…read moreto see the items. Turns out it's an unaffiliated regular store and the items are different or already sold or different prices. Who lets these happen? Don't trust any listing you see online from here. Seems there are businesses operating within businesses from here. Online vs off. All unaffiliated. All different prices and inventory.