Gripping bronze sculptures depict Christ’s judgment, crucifixion and resurrection, positioned along a path that winds up a mesa to an adobe chapel.
Learn how these seemingly inexplicable dunes — North America’s tallest — came to be nestled up against the dramatic Sangre de Cristo mountains. Then go out and play on Colorado’s most unique “beach.”
See and even handle some of the more than 300 alligators, including an albino alligator named Mr. Bo Mangles, and other scaly critters like pythons, caimans and snapping turtles.
The railroad’s La Veta Mountaineer line winds up gorgeous La Veta Pass through areas largely inaccessible by car.
