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If you want to travel like a local during your visit, simply head to one of the state’s Welcome Centers. Stop by for advice from knowledgeable volunteers and pick up maps, brochures and regional guides that will keep you inspired during your Colorado stay.
Alamosa Welcome Center
610 State Ave., U.S. Hwy. 160 and State Ave., 719-589-4840
On your way in from New Mexico at the intersection of highways 160 and 285.
Burlington Welcome Center
48265 I-70, I-70 between exits 437 and 438, 719-346-5554
Located on I-70 near the Kansas border.
Cortez Welcome Center
928 E. Main St., U.S. Hwy. 160/491, 970-565-4048
Located near the Four Corners region.
Dinosaur Welcome Center
101 E. Stegosaurus St., U.S. Hwy. 40, 970-374-2205
Located near Utah and Dinosaur National Monument.
Fort Collins Welcome Center
7 Old Town Square, Suite 100, 970-232-3840
Found off I-25 at exit 269B, located in Old Town Fort Collins.
Frisco/Copper Visitor Information Center
300 Main St., 970-668-5547
Partnering location with the Colorado Tourism Office (CTO), located in downtown Frisco.
Fruita Welcome Center
340 Hwy. 340, I-70 at exit 19, 970-858-9335
Located just off I-70 near the Utah border.
Gunnison County Visitor Center
500 E. Tomichi Ave., U.S. Hwy. 50, 970-641-1501
Partnering location with the CTO, found along Hwy. 50 in Gunnison.
Julesburg Welcome Center
20934 C.R. 28, I-76 at exit 180, 970-474-2054
In the northeast corner of Colorado, near major interstates I-80 and I-76.
Lamar Welcome Center
109 E. Beech St., U.S. Hwy. 50, 719-336-3483
Situated near the Kansas border in southeastern Colorado.
Logan County Visitor Center
102 N. Riverview Rd., 970-522-8962
Partnering location with the CTO, located off I-76 at exit 125.
Montrose Visitor Center
107 S. Cascade Ave., 970-497-8558
Partnering location with the CTO, located in downtown Montrose.
Trinidad Welcome Center
309 Nevada Ave., 719-846-9512
Located off I-25 near the New Mexico border.
Talk to a Local
Visiting a Welcome Center is the easiest way to discover what Coloradans love most. Find one near you to talk to a local and get the inside scoop for exploring the area.
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