Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve

Home to the highest sand dune in North America, this park is packed with amazing things to do. Check out our Top 10.

It’s hard to understand this park's scale. But don’t be daunted—we asked professional photographer Andre Costantini where to approach the dunes for the best photos.

Make your time in the park count with our detailed itinerary! This other-worldly park boasts the tallest sand dunes in North America.

While the park road is relatively flat, many roads in the Rockies are winding and involve driving alpine passes. Here's the best route for an RV.

Base in Alamosa to explore Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve and dine in a farm-to-table restaurant.

In a picturesque and sandy landscape of southern Colorado, a Night Skies Photography Workshop was led by pros from Tamron and National Park Trips Media.

The tower and its garden marks the spot of suspended reason and suspect reality, instead welcoming a faithful appreciation of the unknown and unorthodox.

For the hungry tourist, there is another gem right in town - Locavores, a farm fresh experience hoping to enhance Alamosa’s culinary reputation.

Bring your sled, beach chairs and shade umbrella to explore the tallest sand dunes in North America near Alamosa, Colorado.

Download the official map to find your way around Colorado's Great Sand Dunes including park roads, trails, visitor center, and the dunefield.

Spend the day enjoying a mountaintop concert via rail or traveling over a mountain pass in a beautifully restored Illinois Central club car.

Pack your gear, grab your ride and head south from Denver to ride through amazing views of the central Rockies and the southern Colorado landscape.

In the San Luis Valley, the “Cradle of Colorado” has the oldest church, Colorado’s first town, historic trains, historical sites, and agricultural riches.

Discovered in the sands of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, oddly shaped stones play rock music.