The Alamosa Experience This is where the desert sand redefines beauty and every activity and amusement falls within the extraordinary. Alamosa, Colorado, is more than meets the eye—it’s …

The Alamosa Experience Stand upon the highest crests in Great Sand Dunes National Park, witness the astounding Sandhill Crane Migration at the San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, 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!

Scenic Wonders in Alamosa County The San Luis Valley is a land of sharp and beautiful contrasts, deep history, and wild experiences that stay with visitors long after they’re gone. Take a tour through our …

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. Perched up high at …

About us History Alamosa was founded in 1878 when nearly 100 buildings were unloaded from rail cars in the span of one day. The Denver and Rio Grande Railway laid rails in all four directions, making …

A stroll around Alamosa’s downtown reveals its history and small town charm. From red brick to pressed metal ornamentation and glazed colored tile, Alamosa is a study in the architectural trends that have …

Order Your Free Visitor Guide Everything needed to plan your trip, all in one place. Our Visitor Guide is the ultimate trip planning tool for anyone interested in experiencing what Alamosa and the San Luis …

Colorado welcome center art Welcome to the Colorado Welcome Center in Alamosa! We’re not just a place for travel information and history; we’re also an art gallery celebrating the rich culture of the …

The San Luis Valley is brimming with history, beginning with Native American Paleo-Indian cultures that date back to 11,000 years ago. The Ute people