Above, one of several Anasazi cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Cortez, Colorado is the gateway town to Mesa Verde National Park. It is a handy place to get provisions before heading the the park if one is lucky enough to get a campsite there. But there are RV parks and campgrounds in Cortez.
The last time I was in Cortez was three years ago. It was an early November morning and I was driving into town from Durango when it a little blizzard started. As I had to refuel in town anyway, I got off the highway and hung out at a gas station/travel center (with plenty of hot coffee) until the blizzard pretty much ended.
Above, at a Cortez travel center. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Do It Yourself RV has an article on five reasons why people need to visit Cortez.
They begin with:
Recently, my family accidentally stumbled across the adorable town of Cortez, Colorado. We had planned on taking another route entirely and changed our plans at the last minute. Boy, are we glad we did. We fell in love with this spot and plan to return sometime in the near future.
Wondering what on earth could be so great about a spot that so few people know about? Below are the top 5 reasons we adored this hidden gem and why we hope you will go check it out for yourselves.
To read more, go here.
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