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| Mesa Verde National Park in Southwest Colorado is the nation’s largest archeological preserve and features 4,000 known archeological sites, including 600 cliff dwellings. To fully experience the heritage and enjoy the sights, allow one to two days at the Park. The park is open 365 days a year. The Lodge and campground are open from mid-April to late October, and this is also when most guided tours are available. Most cliff dwellings and mesa-top sites are visible year-round from the park's roads. | 
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| The Spruce Tree House restaurant and shops are open all year. The Visitors Center closes in late October and is moved to the Chapin Museum during the winter. Please call 970.529.4465 for the most up-to-date schedules. When entering the park, visitors must purchase a $10-$15 entrance permit, good for seven consecutive days, per family-style vehicle or RV. Golden Age passes may be purchased and Golden Access passes may be obtained at the park entrance gate. Mesa Verde was featured on Frommers.com! |
