Attractions
While we offer an array of amenities included in your stay at Cutty’s, there are also plenty of sights to see and adventures to be had in beautiful Colorado. The following are just a few nearby attractions to complement your stay at Cutty’s:
The Royal Gorge
Creekside Cabins include a queen bed on the ground floor in a private bedroom, a sleeping loft with a futon mattress, and a roll away bed. We provide bedding for the queen and sets of towels for two people.
The kitchen includes a two-burner stove-top (no oven), microwave, coffee maker, and a mini-fridge. A pot and pan are provided along with plates, cups, bowls, and utensils. The restroom includes a shower. Pets are allowed for an additional fee.
The Great Sand Dunes
Pike's Peak
Arkansas River Tours
Salida, Colorado
Salida, Colorado is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and is only 25 miles west of Cutty’s Campground. After a scenic drive along the Arkansas River you’ll find yourself in this quaint mountain town. With more than 100 turn-of-the-century buildings, Salida is home to the largest historic downtown district in the state and the first certified creative arts district. The City of Salida owns and operates the largest indoor hot springs in the country. Numerous shops, restaurants, recreational activities, and much more await you and your family during your stay at Cutty’s.
Independence Pass
Let’s go for a scenic drive through the Rocky Mountains! The top of Independence Pass is located only 2 hours from Cutty’s Campground. After leaving the resort you’ll follow Highway 50 west through Salida and Poncha Springs. From Poncha Springs you will head north on Highway 285/24 towards Buena Vista. Along this corridor you should notice some of the highest mountain peaks in the state known as the 14ers or Collegiate Peaks. Continue north alongside the Arkansas River until you reach the Highway 82 turn off that leads through Twin Lakes and eventually up to the Continental Divide. Hopefully you’re not afraid of heights as the top of the pass is at an elevation of 12,095 feet. There is a large parking area with access to overlooks, restrooms, and BEAUTIFUL photography opportunities. The pass sets above the tree line, so the surrounding terrain is alpine tundra. If you continue along Highway 82 you will eventually find yourself in Aspen. Take note that due to the elevation Independence Pass is normally only open May-November.