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Manitou Cliff Dwellings are a collection of museums and relocated Anasazi cliff dwelling remains that are located just northwest of Colorado Springs, Colorado. The group of dwellings and museums is conveniently situated just off of U.S. Highway 24 in Manitou Springs. The Anasazi Museum and cliff-dwellings were established in 1904, and first opened to the general public in 1907. This is an excellent family-friendly experience, especially for kids, as they can explore historic cultural displays, along with the ancient Anasazi peoples’ fascinating architecture. The museum also features school tours for children that are highlighted by guided tours, museum exploration, informative movies, and personalized pottery paintings.

10 Cliff Road, Manitou Springs, CO, Phone: 719-685-5242

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