- Founded in 1894
- Where the West Still Lives
- 276 Sunny Days a Year
Annual
Snowfall:
57 inches
DISCOVER MANCOS
WHERE THE WEST STILL LIVES
At 7,000 feet elevation Mancos sits on the cusp of mountains and forests where you can camp, fish, mountain bike and hike. A few miles to the west is Mesa Verde National Park – a World Heritage site. The Town of Mancos is an historic community that retains its pride in history with several buildings on the State and National Historic Registers. The downtown business district offers visitors art galleries, top notch dining options, a cidery, coffee houses and one of the oldest continuously operating bars in Colorado.
FEATURED BUSINESSES

KATHERINE DOBSON INDEPENDENT REALTOR
I specialize in the Mancos Valley and surrounding towns of Dolores, Cortez and Hesperus and Durango as well.

KATRINA WEISS – STATE FARM
Our team is ready to serve all of your financial and insurance needs. Please call/text/visit/ or ask for a virtual appointment today.

KENNEBEC CAFE AND BAKERY
We serve Mediterranean inspired cuisine, focusing on local and seasonal ingredients in an atmosphere of casual elegance.
SHOPPING // DINING // LODGING

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MANCOS VALLEY VISITORS CENTER
Hours and Contact Information
The Mancos Valley Visitors Center is open April through October, Monday – Saturday, 10 AM-3 PM. We are closed November through March.
Note that we are staffed by volunteers, so apologize if we miss you. Visitor information may be found in our kiosks in downtown (Grand & Main) and across from Cox Conoco. You may also leave us a message at 970-533-7434 or click here to contact the Mancos Valley Chamber of Commerce.