Mesa Verde National Park will restart its hallmark ... numbers of people to allow for distancing between travel groups. Guided tours have been modified to be ranger-assisted, a system some may ...

In southwest Colorado, Mesa Verde National Park was established in 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt to “preserve the works of man.” The “works of man” reference the 600 cliff dwellings ...

But for Mesa Verde, these tours are the best way to see the heart ... the dwellings via ladders and tunnels, this is for you. Guided by a park ranger, you will climb up and down 30-foot ladders ...

Mesa Verde National Park is 35 miles west of Durango on U.S. 160; the park headquarters is 20 miles beyond the park entrance. Open daily. $10 per-vehicle fee. Guided tours of Cliff House ...

Unlike at Mesa Verde, visitors cannot go inside the ruins, because very few are stabilized. Beyond that, the only way to see the canyon is by guided tour. Various Navajo tour operators offer ...

In a free audio tour visitors can download ... “There's a lot of really great self-guided experiences at Mesa Verde,” Sholly said. “We do offer talks every day that are free to the public.” ...

Mesa Verde National Park was established 18 years ... Museum and Spruce Tree House are open year-round for free, self-guided tours. RANGER-LED TOURS: Tickets, $3 (euro2.5) each, available at ...

The best part of visiting Mesa Verde National Park is exploring ... Spruce Tree House, which has tours and is eventually allowing self-guided, is closed for the foreseeable future due to rock ...