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Fourteen centuries of history are displayed at Mesa Verde National Park in Southwestern Colorado. Anasazi people chose to settle down and build permanent homes near their planted crops. As they prospered, members migrated outward to build "cliff dwellings" in a variety of locations and from this network of cities, their culture flourished for more than 700 years. Then, 700 years ago they vanished, for reasons not yet fully understood.
Today, the park holds the largest collection of Anasazi ruins, many of which are well preserved. The most famous of these are Cliff Palace and Spruce Tree House.
The park is open year-round, however many facilities and exhibit areas are closed in the Winters. Entrance to the park is 9 miles East of Cortez and 35 miles West of Durango on US Highway 160.
Activities: Hiking, exploring archeological sites, museum and cross country skiing.
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