InnLink Inns - Glenwood Springs, CO

Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Colorado

While in Colorado, you might enjoy a visit to:

A gas station turned used car dealership made of petrified wood.

Alferd Packer ate five people during a bad winter in 1874, but escaped justice on a technicality and went on to become America's most celebrated cannibal.
~104 miles from Glenwood Springs.

The effect is that of a rain of massive Indian arrows.
~162 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Ancient Indian cliff dwellings conveniently located near other authentic tourist attractions.
~137 miles from Glenwood Springs.

The town of Squirrel Gulch was renamed after comic strip hero, "Steve Canyon," as a tribute to the service men and women of WWII.
~99 miles from Glenwood Springs.

This vast collection of automobiles also has the world largest steam locomotive and an exhibit on Alferd Packer, Colorado's favorite cannibal.
~127 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Lee Maxwell, passionate collector of ancient washing machines, has his total up to 978 at last count.
~152 miles from Glenwood Springs.

Cattle rancher Judy Messoline opened her UFO Watchtower to better observe the luminous disks that frequent the San Luis Valley.
~143 miles from Glenwood Springs.

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