Cheraw, Colorado · Otero County · Visitor Center
The information center is located at the visitor parking area, immediately next to the restrooms and orientation shelter. It provides orientation materials and has a Western National Park Store. The information center maintains the same hours as the park, however this facility closes from 11:30-noon for lunch.
The information center is located at the visitor parking area, immediately next to the restrooms and orientation shelter. It provides orientation materials and has a Western National Park Store. The information center maintains the same hours as the park, however this facility closes from 11:30-noon for lunch.
More information is available at http://www.nps.gov/beol/.
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