Make time to see Great Sand Dunes, the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Alamosa in all their glory. Read more
Alamosa
Positioned in the heart of the San Luis Valley, the majestic landscapes surrounding Alamosa are prime for outdoor adventure — from exploring Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve to casting a line in the Rio Grande River.
Stroll, hike or bike through open spaces and wildlife refuges. Or, dig deep into the area's rich history at the San Luis Valley Museum and take a walking tour of historic downtown Alamosa.
It's nearly impossible to convey the beauty of Alamosa in words, so you're invited to come see with your own eyes, and experience what it truly means to get rooted in Alamosa.
Here’s how to make a trip to Alamosa your most fun adventure with the fam yet. Read more
Explore Alamosa
Visit Alamosa and discover all the ways to explore Colorado's San Luis Valley. Watch now
Make Alamosa Your Home Base to Explore the San Luis Valley
Rooted in the San Luis Valley, Alamosa makes an ideal base to explore this area in south-central Colorado. Watch now
Get Rooted in Alamosa
Welcome to Alamosa, where the people are friendly and there is so much to do. Watch now
Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve
Hike North America's highest sand dunes, just 35 miles northeast of Alamosa. Watch now
Encounter geologic wonders, glistening alpine lakes and mountain views when you hit the trail on one of these locals' favorite routes. Read more
Outdoor Recreation in the San Luis Valley
Find outdoor activities for every type of recreation-seeker. Watch now
With Alamosa as a base camp, travelers will find refreshing adventures along the Rio Grande’s dynamic waters and broad banks. Read more
Find a handful of the toughest Colorado outdoor adventures in the San Luis Valley. Read more
See Zapata Falls
Sheltered in a rocky crevasse, the secluded 25-foot Zapata Falls are an impressive sight to behold. Watch now
Drop a line in one of the 1,400 waterways surrounding Alamosa. Read more
