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Cuchara Is Back: Skiing, the Parade of Lights, and Cut-Your-Own Christmas Trees

Cuchara Is Back: Skiing, the Parade of Lights, and Cut-Your-Own Christmas Trees

by Mary Howard Glover | Nov 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

The holidays are when Spanish Peaks Country turns back toward home. The summer visitors are gone, the first real snow settles on the peaks, and the porch lights come on a little earlier in Walsenburg, La Veta, Cuchara, and Gardner. It is the season we gather. We wait...
October in Spanish Peaks Country: Oktoberfest, Golden Aspens, and Ghost Towns

October in Spanish Peaks Country: Oktoberfest, Golden Aspens, and Ghost Towns

by Mary Howard Glover | Oct 1, 2026 | Uncategorized

October is the month Spanish Peaks Country stops trying to impress you and simply does. The aspens turn, the air sharpens, the summer crowds thin, and the whole valley settles into its best few weeks. Between Walsenburg, La Veta, Cuchara, and Gardner you can spend a...

September in Spanish Peaks Country: Mining Days, Dark Skies, and the First Gold on the Pass

by Mary Howard Glover | Aug 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

September is when Spanish Peaks Country changes gear. The crowds thin out, the nights turn cool enough for a jacket, and the first gold starts creeping down the aspens on Cucharas Pass. It is also one of the fullest months on the calendar, with a Labor Day street...
August in Spanish Peaks Country: Big Rides, Ancient Rock, and Live Music Under the Peaks

August in Spanish Peaks Country: Big Rides, Ancient Rock, and Live Music Under the Peaks

by Mary Howard Glover | Jul 31, 2026 | Uncategorized

August is one of the best months to get back to some place new. The days are warm, the evenings cool off just right, and the four towns of Spanish Peaks Country are full of reasons to make the drive. Whether you come to ride, to explore the geology that shaped this...
Rodeos, Parades, and a Whole Lot of Sound: July in Spanish Peaks Country

Rodeos, Parades, and a Whole Lot of Sound: July in Spanish Peaks Country

by Mary Howard Glover | Jul 1, 2026 | Uncategorized

There is something about July in the mountains. The mornings start cool, the afternoons stretch long and golden, and every town in Spanish Peaks Country seems to find a reason to gather. This year is a big one. The country turns 250, Colorado turns 150, Huerfano...
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    Cuchara Is Back: Skiing, the Parade of Lights, and Cut-Your-Own Christmas Trees
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    October in Spanish Peaks Country: Oktoberfest, Golden Aspens, and Ghost Towns
  • September in Spanish Peaks Country: Mining Days, Dark Skies, and the First Gold on the Pass
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