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Bring your family or friends to a place like no other in the world...Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado. Hotels inside Mesa Verde are rare, but staying inside the park at the Far View Lodge gives you the best experience and places you right in the middle of all the the action and attractions. Click Here...
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Mesa Verde National Park is a U.S. National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Montezuma County, Colorado, United States. The park occupies 81.4 square miles (211 square kilometers) and features numerous ancient sites of homes and villages built by the ancient Pueblo people. It is best known for several spectacular cliff dwellings (structures built within caves and under outcroppings in cliffs) including Cliff Palace, which is thought to be the largest cliff dwelling in North America. The Spanish term Mesa Verde translates into English as "green table".
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Mesa Verde Gateway Communities Lodging
Willowtail Springs is a beautiful little lodge resort located just 10 minutes outside of Mesa Verde National Park near Mancos, Colorado. Willowtail Springs is a great base camp for your Mesa Verde vacation.
The Sundance Bear Lodge is located in Mancos Colorado just a few minutes away from Mesa Verde National Park. The lodge offers a variety of lodging options including lodge rooms, private cabins and private vacation home.
The American Garden Inn, is located in Cortez, Colorado only 9 miles from the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park. The American Garden Inn provides clean comfortable lodging at a great price.
River Bend Bed & Breakfast is quaint lodging option just outside of Mesa Verde in the town of Mancos. This southwestern property is a great eco-friendly choice with many modern conveniences without the big price tag.
Mesa Verde Magic
Two cowboys discovered the site in 1888. Tracking wandering cattle through a snowstorm on top of the mesa, they stopped on the edge of a steep canyon. Through the snow they could see the faint outline of the walls and towers of what looked like a huge palace of stone on the far side of the canyon.
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