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Colorado National Monument
Things To Do
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Colorado National Monument Visitor Center is an excellent place to start your trip. A 12-minute program orients the visitor to the monument and the area. The visitor center also has exhibits and a bookstore, as well as restrooms.
Book Cliffs Overlook
This unique shelter is on the National Register of Historic Places. It provides a wonderful view of Wedding Canyon and the Grand Valley. Weddings have been held here for generations. Check out our Permits page for information on hosting your wedding or ceremony here.
Rim Rock Drive
A 23-mile scenic drive will lead you along the rim of a colorful panorama of deep, sheer-sided canyons, and high rock towers. Wayside exhibits at pullouts along the drive provide information about the natural and human history of the park. Allow 45 minutes of driving time, plus additional time for walking, photography, or stopping at pullouts.
Hiking
Choose which trail that would be best for you and your family.
Ranger Programs
Guided walks and porch talks are offered during the summer. Schedules are posted at the visitor center and Saddlehorn Campground.
For Kids
To find out about special events in the park, visit the Schedule of Events and our partner’s website, the Colorado Natural Monument Association.
Nearby Attractions
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Did You Know?
Desert bighorn sheep are considered a seperate subspecies from their rocky mountain bighorn cousins. After many generations in a land of little rain, desert bighorns have adapted a special talent for lasting several days without water.
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Last Updated: March 24, 2008 at 11:04 EST |