A Traveler's Blog

Do you want to visit Alamosa like you know a local?  Here is your chance!  Enjoy the following feature articles written by a traveler enjoying some hidden (and not so hidden) treasures around the San Luis Valley. 

Creede Repertory Theatre Performance Captures Alamosa’s Attention and Heart

Visit Alamosa had the incredible opportunity to view one of only several showings of Prima’s Guide to Funerals at the Adams State University Theatre and it goes without saying, our hearts and minds were taken with the Alamosa based show. We feel there is no better time to bring theater into the discussion as we continue to celebrate being the Number One Small Town Cultural Scene in the US as designated by USA Today’s Readers Choice. Theater in and around the area adds a special piece to the Alamosa culture and the recent show is no exception! Continue reading below to learn more about theater in the area, Prima’s Guide to Funerals, Creede Repertory theater, and more about theaters ties to culture in the San Luis Valley!

 

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Alamosa Through the Ages: A Blog Series: The Final Chapter

Welcome to the fourth and final part of our Alamosa Through the Ages Blog Series! We are so happy to have kept you with us on this exciting trek through the creation and cultivation of Alamosa to what we know it to be today. This final leg of the series will cover the year 2000 to present day Alamosa. You will learn about some of the businesses established, more on the development of the Great Sand Dunes, and hear from Jeff Myers, Director of the San Luis Valley Museum, touching on culture in Alamosa and its development over the years, and more! Continue reading below to learn more about Alamosa and how it has grown and changed since the year 2000.

 

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Alamosa Through the Ages: A Blog Series: Development and Expansion of Alamosa County 1970-2000

Welcome back to Part Three of the Alamosa Through the Ages Blog Series! We are excited to bring you back in time once more and give you another small glimpse into some of the history of Alamosa and help to give a better understanding of why Alamosa holds so much rich culture, heritage, and of course, historical value. Continue reading to step back to the 1970's through the year 2000 and learn about new business developments and the development of the Great Sand Dunes at the time. Let's jump in! 

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Alamosa Through the Ages: A Blog Series: 1930's-1970's & The Great Sand Dunes

By the 1930’s, it is safe to say that Alamosa had established itself well and was thriving as a growing community. Alamosa was the hub for goods and services in the area and saw a boastful payout from being such. The railroad was booming, more buildings were popping up, and the increase in population was steady. These are the critical years for the Great Sand Dunes preservation and the people who were responsible for it ultimately becoming a National Park will be covered thoroughly throughout part two of the series! Read along as we continue to explore the history of Alamosa and revisit a time that contributed to earning the name of ‘Best Small Town Cultural Scene’ in America!

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Alamosa Through the Ages: A Blog Series: Prehistoric Alamosa - 1930's

Being that Alamosa was named USA Today's Readers Choice 'Best Small Town Cultural Scene' in 2024, we thought it only right to walk you through the history of Alamosa in an exciting blog series highlighting the history and culture of Alamosa dating back from prehistoric records all the way to present day Alamosa. Alamosa's initial culture was formed by the Native Americans and evolved as early settlers arrived in the area! So stick around, this kick off to the series encapsulates thousands of years of history, and it is just the beginning!

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1 Tank Trips: Three awesome adventures in the San Luis Valley

Visiting a new area is always so exciting and fun, but getting gas a couple of times a day can be frustrating! Visit Alamosa has prepared three one tank activities that will save you time and money, without cutting back on the experience! Continue reading below to decide which trip you and your travel buddies will be taking during your visit to Alamosa and the San Luis Valley!

 

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Top 5 Things To Do In Alamosa Summer 2024

Summer in Alamosa is anything but dull and there is something exciting to experience around every corner! With so much to do and see in the area, we thought we would recommend our top 5 favorite summer activities to do during the summer of 2024! Read below to explore Visit Alamosa’s top 5 picks for fun within the city limits! 

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Valley Soaking: Hotsprings & More

When planning your trip to Alamosa, you cannot forget to include a stop into one of- or all of the beautiful hot springs locations nearby. Each location offers a different experience and hosts options great for the entire family. So what are you waiting for? Continue reading below to learn about the best soaking facilities all within an hour drive of Alamosa.

 

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