Mutiny Ranch's Guidebook
Food scene
Great comfort food with a gourmet twist & local flare. They can accommodate many food sensitivities and preferences including GF, vegetarian, and vegan. The fried Brussel sprouts are a MUST!
25 locals recommend
Loungin' Lizard
2 W Main StGreat comfort food with a gourmet twist & local flare. They can accommodate many food sensitivities and preferences including GF, vegetarian, and vegan. The fried Brussel sprouts are a MUST!
Fantastic Thai food that brings people from all over the Four Corners area. It's all delicious!
28 locals recommend
Thai Cortez & Sushi
1430 E Main StFantastic Thai food that brings people from all over the Four Corners area. It's all delicious!
If you love pizza and/or beer then this is the place for you! A local favorite to be sure...come straight off the trail or ski slope and enjoy a traditional pizza pie or one of the seasonal offerings. Local wines available too!
36 locals recommend
Dolores River Brewery
100 4th StIf you love pizza and/or beer then this is the place for you! A local favorite to be sure...come straight off the trail or ski slope and enjoy a traditional pizza pie or one of the seasonal offerings. Local wines available too!
Sightseeing
Breathtaking views, amazing cliff dwellings, and so much history. Mesa Verde is a United Nations World Heritage Site and for good reason. Schedule a tour here> https://www.nps.gov/meve/index.htm
276 locals recommend
Mesa Verde National Park
Breathtaking views, amazing cliff dwellings, and so much history. Mesa Verde is a United Nations World Heritage Site and for good reason. Schedule a tour here> https://www.nps.gov/meve/index.htm
Schedule a trail ride at Canyon Trails Ranch, just 3 miles from our Airbnb.
8 locals recommend
Canyon Trails Ranch
13935 C R GSchedule a trail ride at Canyon Trails Ranch, just 3 miles from our Airbnb.
There are 2 ways to get to this pueblo. One is to hike the 6.5 miles from Sand Canyon Trailhead on Road G. The other is to drive out to Road N. You'll discover a very different climate at this end of the trail.
Sand Canyon Pueblo
14860 Rd NThere are 2 ways to get to this pueblo. One is to hike the 6.5 miles from Sand Canyon Trailhead on Road G. The other is to drive out to Road N. You'll discover a very different climate at this end of the trail.
For more history and culture take the 45-minute drive west to Hovenweep National Monument. There are 6 prehistoric villages built between A.D. 1200-1300. Great hiking but be mindful of the potential for extreme heat and aridness in summer months.
56 locals recommend
Hovenweep National Monument
For more history and culture take the 45-minute drive west to Hovenweep National Monument. There are 6 prehistoric villages built between A.D. 1200-1300. Great hiking but be mindful of the potential for extreme heat and aridness in summer months.
Libations
Sample award-winning wines in a gorgeous setting. Whether you're coming straight off the trail at Sand Canyon (conveniently across the street) or dressed to the nine's you'll feel welcome at Sutcliffe. Everything is fantastic but I'm partial to the 2016 Chardonnay. If the Rose is in stock I recommend you buy as much as you can carry.
25 locals recommend
Sutcliffe Vineyards
12174 County Rd GSample award-winning wines in a gorgeous setting. Whether you're coming straight off the trail at Sand Canyon (conveniently across the street) or dressed to the nine's you'll feel welcome at Sutcliffe. Everything is fantastic but I'm partial to the 2016 Chardonnay. If the Rose is in stock I recommend you buy as much as you can carry.
Fenceline is helping to restore the apple orchards of Montezuma county by creating some great tasting hard ciders. They've teamed up with Guy Drew Wine so you can sample both in the town of Mancos. Sit on the deck overlooking the river while you enjoy a flight of cider and a variety of food trucks that rotate throughout the week. They offer non-alcoholic ciders as well.
18 locals recommend
Fenceline Cider
141 S Main StFenceline is helping to restore the apple orchards of Montezuma county by creating some great tasting hard ciders. They've teamed up with Guy Drew Wine so you can sample both in the town of Mancos. Sit on the deck overlooking the river while you enjoy a flight of cider and a variety of food trucks that rotate throughout the week. They offer non-alcoholic ciders as well.
Drink like a local! WildEdge prides itself on supporting local from their decor to their food to their drink offerings. Come in for a flight and find your favorite brew to take home with you. They also offer locally brewed kombucha and wine. Highly recommended: the pretzel with mustard AND beer cheese.
19 locals recommend
WildEdge Brewing Collective
111 N Market StDrink like a local! WildEdge prides itself on supporting local from their decor to their food to their drink offerings. Come in for a flight and find your favorite brew to take home with you. They also offer locally brewed kombucha and wine. Highly recommended: the pretzel with mustard AND beer cheese.
For a fun time check out Mancos Brewing! This is a totally laid back locals hang out and they have tasty beer to boot!
22 locals recommend
Mancos Brewing Company
484 Hwy 160 E Frontage RdFor a fun time check out Mancos Brewing! This is a totally laid back locals hang out and they have tasty beer to boot!
Gifts/Information
Learn about the area and find handcrafted souvenirs at fair prices. This really is a gem of a place that's often overlooked. Be sure to check the schedule for the summer evening Native American Dance offerings.
18 locals recommend
Cortez Cultural Center
25 N Market StLearn about the area and find handcrafted souvenirs at fair prices. This really is a gem of a place that's often overlooked. Be sure to check the schedule for the summer evening Native American Dance offerings.