Centrally located in the high desert of southern Colorado, Alamosa introduces travelers from near and far to unique experiences regardless of the season. At Visit Alamosa, it’s our job to guide …

Splash in local hot spring pools, hike scenic and family-friendly trails, or even meet the alligators that call Alamosa home. Take a ride on an authentic steam railroad, go UFO spotting, or …

Explore the surreal landscapes of Great Sand Dunes National Park near Alamosa! Hike towering dunes, splash in Medano Creek, and stargaze under pristine skies. Adventure awaits!

Alamosa and the surrounding San Luis Valley together offer visitors an array of things to see and do from railroad excursions to scenic hiking, or even a dip in a hot springs pool.

Two well-established refuges, The Alamosa and Monte Vista refuges, are havens for migratory birds and other wildlife. From long, straight, echoing highways to undulating, ribbony canyon …

From red brick to pressed metal ornamentation and glazed colored tile, Alamosa is a study in the architectural trends that have passed through the nation since the 19th century —late …

Alamosa and the San Luis Valley are known for our authentic cultural dining and affordability. Alamosa has more than 50 restaurants and coffee houses to choose from, spanning fast food …

Here, you can see railroad artifacts from years past, catch a glimpse of active rail cars, and learn about all the things Alamosa has to offer today. Speak with our awesome team of volunteer …

Our Visitor Guide is the ultimate trip planning tool for anyone interested in experiencing what Alamosa and the San Luis Valley has to offer. To be frank, this guide is helpful because …

Translated to “the ancient roads”, this route traverses through Colorado’s oldest town, oldest parish, and one of the first military posts. This is a notoriously great way to start or wrap up a …