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Mesa Verde National Park

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Duration: 4 hours Location: Durango	Mesa Verde National Park - Ranger Guided Tour	From USD $42.95
	Discover the wonder and grandeur of this one-of-a-kind place for yourself...take a walk through history at Mesa Verde National Park! Maximize your visit here with a stimulating guided tour. You'll gain insights into the heritage of Mesa Verde National Park as you explore its spectacular sites...why did people thrive here for seven centuries, evolving from hunter-gatherers into a culture known for its agriculture, intricate artistry and architecture, and then leave? Where did they go? More Info >

Duration: 6 hours Location: Durango	Mesa Verde Tour from Durango - 6 hours	From USD $79.95
	Travel a thousand years back in time to a day of the "Anasazi", the Ancient Ones, as they were called. Known as the builders, their cities tucked quietly back in the cliff alcoves are a silent reminder of an industrious people who once inhabited the Southwest. More Info >

Duration: 8 hours Location: Durango	Mesa Verde Tour from Durango - 8 hours	From USD $102.95
	Travel a thousand years back in time to a day of the "Anasazi", the Ancient Ones, as they were called. Known as the builders, their cities tucked quietly back in the cliff alcoves are a silent reminder of an industrious people who once inhabited the Southwest. More Info >