Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Colorado

While in Colorado, you might enjoy a visit to:

The Buckhorn Exchange has been serving up fleshy chow under the marble-eyed gaze of its kill since 1893.
~120 miles from Carbondale.

Observation tower, museum and souvenir shop with pickled freaks and picturesque vistas.
~199 miles from Carbondale.

One of several similar statues of mysterious origin around the U.S. and elsewhere.
~135 miles from Carbondale.

Ancient Indian cliff dwellings conveniently located near other authentic tourist attractions.
~128 miles from Carbondale.

Celebrated decapitated chicken that lived -- for a while.
~83 miles from Carbondale.

Cripple Creek's most palatial brothel has been preserved for connoisseurs of naughty history.
~118 miles from Carbondale.

Cattle rancher Judy Messoline opened her UFO Watchtower to better observe the luminous disks that frequent the San Luis Valley.
~132 miles from Carbondale.

"Grandpa" Bredo Morstoel died in 1989, and since 1994 he's been here, in a shed, frozen in ice.
~100 miles from Carbondale.

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