Antonito, Colorado · Conejos County · Facility
There are 2 interpretive sites. One site is located on the Alamosa Canyon side of Stunner Pass, partway down from the top. There are actually 2 interpretive signs at this site describing the areas history. The other site is at the bottom of Stunner Pass on the Alamosa Canyon side, near the turnoff to Platoro.
There are 2 interpretive sites. One site is located on the Alamosa Canyon side of Stunner Pass, partway down from the top. There are actually 2 interpretive signs at this site describing the areas history. The other site is at the bottom of Stunner Pass on the Alamosa Canyon side, near the turnoff to Platoro.
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