The Official Site for Alamosa, Colorado Tourism Information Centrally located in the high desert of southern Colorado, Alamosa introduces travelers from near and far to unique experiences regardless of the season At Visit Alamosa, it’s our job to guide visitors through the wonders of the region, with an authenticity that’s guaranteed
Things To Do | Visit Alamosa Take a ride on an authentic steam railroad, go UFO spotting, or splash in Colorado’s favorite beach! The region is full of one-of-a-kind experiences that reflect our unique charm and character
Great Sand Dunes National Park | Visit Alamosa 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!
Official Visitors Guide | Visit Alamosa Our Visitor Guide is the ultimate trip planning tool for anyone interested in experiencing what Alamosa and the San Luis Valley has to offer To be frank, this guide is helpful because there’s a whole lot to find here
About Us | Visit Alamosa The historic Alamosa Train Depot now houses the Colorado Welcome Center in Alamosa Here, you can see railroad artifacts from years past, catch a glimpse of active rail cars, and learn about all the things Alamosa has to offer today
Scenic Wonders | Visit Alamosa Didn’t think you could build sandcastles in Colorado? Think again North America’s highest sand dunes flank some of the continent’s highest mountain peaks in the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve Don’t forget to visit the San Luis Valley’s Wildlife Refuges
Plan Your Trip | Visit Alamosa We want your trip to Alamosa to be as smooth as possible We’ve gathered road conditions, fire restrictions and everything you may need to know before you visit in one convenient spot
Outdoor Activities | Visit Alamosa 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
Historic Downtown Alamosa Walking Tour | Visit Alamosa From red brick to pressed metal ornamentation and glazed colored tile, Alamosa is a study in the architectural trends that have passed through the nation since the 19th century —late Victorian, commercial brick, Mission Revival, and Art Deco styles stand side by side in this tightly constructed area
5 Reasons to Visit Alamosa: Not Your Typical Trip to Colorado Visitors to the Centennial State often picture powder-covered slopes and mountainsides dotted with aspens, but what you find in Alamosa is a bit different—while its views of the mountains are beautiful, this town of just under 10,000 is flat and well off the beaten path