Colorado may just have the most unique places to stay, but there is something about a charming roadside motel that keeps us coming back for more! If you, too, enjoy quaint and historic accommodations in Colorado, the comfortable Moosehead Lodge & Cabins is the place for you:
Located in Rangely, “Adventure is Calling” at the Moosehead Lodge, which offers some of the best accommodations in the region.
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Established in 1944, the Moosehead Lodge is perfect for both short and long-term stays and features immaculately clean rooms with one or two beds.
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Need more space? No problem, as the Moosehead also offers surprisingly affordable cabins complete with a kitchenette and patio.
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Can you see why the Moosehead Lodge & Cabins are so highly rated?
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While the accommodations are reason enough to stay, the area surrounding the Lodge is downright breathtaking, as the small town is surrounded by 1.5 million acres of public lands that every outdoor enthusiast will love!
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In addition to the landscape itself, the Moosehead Lodge is a stone’s throw from some of the state’s best attractions (Dinosaur National Monument, anyone?), shopping, dining, and museums.
Carpenter, Kenneth/Wikimedia Commons What exactly is Dinosaur National Monument and why should you visit? We tell all about it on History Left A Definite Mark At This One Fascinating Spot In Colorado.
To learn more about the Moosehead Lodge & Cabins - or to reserve your room - please visit their website or call (970) 675-2433.
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Do you have a favorite place to stay (or a favorite restaurant, event, or general attraction) that you would like to see featured on Only in Colorado? Nominate it here! For even more to see and do around Rangely, check out The Small Colorado Town Of Rangely Is Home To The Little-Known Yet Delicious Giovanni’s Italian Grill.
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Address: Moosehead Lodge, 856 E Main St, Rangely, CO 81648, USA
Located in Rangely, “Adventure is Calling” at the Moosehead Lodge, which offers some of the best accommodations in the region.
Moosehead Lodge Facebook
Established in 1944, the Moosehead Lodge is perfect for both short and long-term stays and features immaculately clean rooms with one or two beds.
TripAdvisor/Management
Need more space? No problem, as the Moosehead also offers surprisingly affordable cabins complete with a kitchenette and patio.
TripAdvisor/Management
Can you see why the Moosehead Lodge & Cabins are so highly rated?
Moosehead Lodge Facebook
While the accommodations are reason enough to stay, the area surrounding the Lodge is downright breathtaking, as the small town is surrounded by 1.5 million acres of public lands that every outdoor enthusiast will love!
Rangely Area Chamber of Commerce Facebook
In addition to the landscape itself, the Moosehead Lodge is a stone’s throw from some of the state’s best attractions (Dinosaur National Monument, anyone?), shopping, dining, and museums.
Carpenter, Kenneth/Wikimedia Commons What exactly is Dinosaur National Monument and why should you visit? We tell all about it on History Left A Definite Mark At This One Fascinating Spot In Colorado.
To learn more about the Moosehead Lodge & Cabins - or to reserve your room - please visit their website or call (970) 675-2433.
Moosehead Lodge Facebook
Do you have a favorite place to stay (or a favorite restaurant, event, or general attraction) that you would like to see featured on Only in Colorado? Nominate it here! For even more to see and do around Rangely, check out The Small Colorado Town Of Rangely Is Home To The Little-Known Yet Delicious Giovanni’s Italian Grill.
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Rangely Area Chamber of Commerce Facebook
Carpenter, Kenneth/Wikimedia Commons
What exactly is Dinosaur National Monument and why should you visit? We tell all about it on History Left A Definite Mark At This One Fascinating Spot In Colorado.
