The Rio Grande
Float the Rio By the time the Rio Grande reaches Alamosa, it has slowed down to a leisurely pace. This makes the waters perfect for floating! This stretch is also popular for beginners to raft and kayak.
Read More >Float the Rio By the time the Rio Grande reaches Alamosa, it has slowed down to a leisurely pace. This makes the waters perfect for floating! This stretch is also popular for beginners to raft and kayak.
Read More >Kaiyote Tours offers birding, wildlife, night sky, hiking and backpacking tours! Kaiyote Tours is authorized by the National Park Service, Department of Interior, to conduct services in the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. This is a great way to explore the Great Sand Dunes, as well as the mountains and national wildlife refuges of the San Luis Valley.
Read More >Take in all that the San Luis Valley has to offer in a fraction of the time it would require to visit it from the ground. Rugged Air Tours offers aerial views of the Great Sand Dunes National Park and the Sangre de Cristo mountains. There are different options of tours as well as the option to build a customized flightseeing trip! Check out their website for more details.
Read More >Experience the San Luis Valley on a rail bike! After checking-in at the South Fork Railroad Station, railbikers will receive a short safety briefing and the tour guides will lead the 6-mile out-and-back trip.
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