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Chambers of Commerce and Visitor Centers
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Colorado
City Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 19042
Colorado City, CO 81019
Tel: 719.676.3000
Email: info@colocitychamber.org
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Cañon
City Chamber of Commerce Royal
Gorge Area
403 Royal Gorge Blvd.
Cañon City, CO 81212
Tel: 719.275.2331
Toll-free: 1.800.876.7922
Email: chamber@canoncity.com
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Custer
County Merchants & Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 81
Westcliffe, CO 81252
Free visitor’s guides
Tel: 719.783.9163
Toll-free: 1.877.793.3170
Email: custco@ris.net
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Florence
Chamber of Commerce
117 S. Pikes Peak Ave.
P.O. Box 145
Florence, CO 81226
Tel: 719.784.3544
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Penrose
Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 379
Penrose, CO 81240
Tel: 719.372.3994
FAX: 719.372.6358
Email: information@penrosechamber.com
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Pike’s
Peak Area Council of Government
15 South Seventh Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Tel: 719.471.7080
FAX: 719.471.1226
Email: Staff
Directory
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Pueblo
Business & Technology Center
301 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
Tel: 719.546.1133
Email: btc@amigo.net
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Pueblo
Chamber of Commerce
302 N. Santa Fe Ave.
Pueblo, CO 81003
Tel: 719.542.1704
Toll-free: 1.800.233.3446
Email: info@pueblochamber.org
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Pueblo
Colorado City Guide
Email: info@pueblochamber.org
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Pueblo
Economic Development Corporation
301 N. Main Street
P.O. Box 1957
Pueblo, CO 81002
Tel: 719.544.2000
Toll-free: 1.800.522.1120
FAX: 719.543.1650
Email: info@pedco.org
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Resources
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Aiken
Canyon Preserve
Southcentral Colorado
Approximately 16 miles south of Colorado
Springs
The Aiken Canyon has preserved the southern Front Range foothills
ecosystem—evident in the many plants including shrublands,
tall grass, prairie meadows, pinyon juniper woodlands and mixed
coniferous woodlands. Hundreds of species of birds have been sighted
as well as black bear, gray fox, mountain lion, mule deer, Rocky
Mountain elk, spruce squirrels and tuft-eared squirrels. |
Anasazi
Heritage Center
27501 Highway 184
Dolores, CO 81323
Tel: 970.882.4811
FAX: 970.882.7035
The Anasazi Heritage Center features historical exhibits on archaeology,
local history and Native Amercian culture. |
Baxter House
325 W. 15th Street
Pueblo, CO
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Beckwith
Ranch
Custer County
64159 CO 69
Westcliffe, CO
Beckwith Ranch, established in 1874 by brothers Elton and Edwin
Beckwith, was in the late 1800s one of the largest cattle operations
in Colorado. |
Hope
Lutheran Church
312 S. 3rd Street
Westcliffe, CO
Hope Lutheran Church, a congregation organized by German colonists
of the Colfax Colony in 1872, remains long after the original colony
disbanded. More history> |
Indian
Springs Ranch
P.O. Box 405
Cañon City, CO 81215
Tel: 719.372.3907
Only campground in Colorado that is a registered National Natural
Landmark for fossils. |
Kennicott
Cabin
Custer County
Westcliffe, CO
Kennicott homestead includes three buildings and one structure located
on 44 acres. More history> |
Lake
Pueblo State Park
640 Pueblo Reservoir Road
Pueblo, CO 81005
Tel: 719.561.9320
Email: lake.pueblo.park@state.co.us |
Mingus
Homestead
Custer County
Beulah, CO
The Mingus Homestead consists of four buildings on one-hundred acres
of land. |
Pueblo
County Courthouse
10th and Main Street
Pueblo, CO
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Pueblo
County Historical Society
217 S. Grand Ave.
Pueblo, CO 81003
Tel: 719.543.6772
Email: info@pueblohistory.org |
San
Isabel National Forest
1920 Valley Drive P.O. Box 219
Pueblo, CO 81008
Tel: 719.545.8737
Over a million acres of National Forest with elevations ranging
from 6,000 feet to the 14,433-foot Mt. Elbert peak. The scenic National
Forest includes parts of the Sangre de Cristo Range, the Spanish
Peaks, the Collegiate Peaks and the Sawatch Range. Three Wilderness
areas within the national forest are the Holy Cross, Mount Massive
and Collegiate Peaks. More history> |
Westcliff
School
304 4th Street
Westcliffe, CO
Westcliff School, also known as Old Westcliffe School House, was
originally built as a two-room school house. |
