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Pictured: The Cumbres and Toltec Train which travels between
Antonito, Colorado and Chama, New Mexico.
Antonito was once the "mainline" of the infant Denver and Rio Grande railroads. Today, Antonito is the main station for the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad - the highest and longest narrow-gauge railroad in the North American continent - an authentic railroad trip to Chama, New Mexico, that brings Colorado history to the present day.
Nearby the town of Conejos boasts the oldest church in Colorado, Our Lady of Guadeloupe Church. The Rio Grand National Forest offers rolling hills, river canyons, and thick pine and aspen forests to explore.
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Antonito is Near:
Alamosa - CO, Chama-NM
, Platoro-CO & Taos-NM
Antonito Featured Advertisers:
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- A great place for a small family reunion! 5 miles West of Antonito and the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad historic depot along the Conejos River. Light housekeeping cabins. 4 acres of meadow for RVs & tents.
- Old-fashioned hospitality in Colorado's southern mountains. The Conejos River runs thru this historic 19th century, 108 year old lodge, west of Antonito. Cabins with kitchens and lodge rooms with breakfast.
- Gateway to the San Luis Valley in south central, CO with attractions that are great for family vacations, outdoor enthusiasts, sportsmen, heritage travelers. Year-round adventure awaits you!
- (FKA Cottonwood Meadows Cabins) Fishing along private water of Conejos River with a professional guide or by yourself. Modern housekeeping cabins near Antonito and narrow gauge railroad.
- America's Highest & Longest Narrow Gauge Railroad explores 64 miles of wild & rugged territory along the Colorado/New Mexico border, traveling through tunnels, over trestles, & deep into 2 National Forests.
- Five miles west of Antonito. In beautiful, scenic Conejos Canyon, within 30 minutes of many trout fishing destinations. On 7 acres with grass and cottonwood trees. Modern cabins. Spacious campsites.
- A Short walk to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Narrow Gauge Railroad Depot. Modern 33 room motel, RV park with 10 full hookups. In Antonito, CO. Train riders, cyclists, hunters & fishermen Welcome!
- Mid-way between Antonito, Colorado and Chama, New Mexico along the Los Caminos Antiguos Scenic Byway. Beautiful combination of pine and cottonwood trees with the Conejos River running through it.
 | Rio Chama RV Park Camp in shade along Chama River in Chama, New Mexico along scenic Highway 17 and watch the train as it steams over the bridge by our campground. BIG RIGS welcome - 60 foot drive-thrus sites! |
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- Beautiful home, restored to its old glory, filled with antiques, fireplaces, and lead glass windows in downtown Antonito. Facilities can accommodate small weddings & romantic elopements.
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- Gateway to the San Luis Valley in south central, CO with attractions that are great for family vacations, outdoor enthusiasts, sportsmen, heritage travelers. Year-round adventure awaits you!
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Also see these local area maps: Chama - Cumbres Pass Snowmobile Trails San Luis Valley Los Caminos Antiguos Scenic Drive |
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