Slideshows
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Hotel Construction
Click picture for slide show of Hotel Construction. |
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Hotel Rooms
Double Queen Bedrooms, King Bedrooms, Mini-Suite, and the King-Suite. |
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Old Photos This man is probably a Northern Ute. Note the beaded neck band which was popular with the Utes. Also note the wool blanket possibly acquired in a trade. To see more of the past, Click on the Thumbnail (Colorado Historical Society). |
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Ute Mountain Casino's Powwow 2004, con't September 10, 11, 12, 2004 $40,000.00 Total Dance and Drum Prizes $23,500.00 Total Handgame Prizes |
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Ute Mountain Casino's Powwow 2004
September 10, 11, 12, 2004 $40,000.00 Total Dance and Drum Prizes $23,500.00 Total Handgame Prizes |
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Ute Mountain Tribal Park Director: Veronica Cuthair Go back in time with a Native American interpretation of the culturally diverse homelands of the Ancestral Pueblo, or Anasazi. Knowledgeable Native American Ute tour guides enhance your experience of the Ute Mountain Tribal Park. Ancestral Pueblo, or Anasazi, were people of the Pueblo culture. These Pueblo people resided in the four corners’ areas (Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Arizona) until about 1300 AD. The Puebloan tribes that are presently living in the states of Arizona and New Mexico are the descendants of the Ancestral Pueblo. |
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Ute Pottery The Pottery Factory lies in the valley formed by the Sleeping Ute Mountain on the west and the cliffs of Mesa Verde National Park to the east, once home to the ancient Anasazi people. The Anasazi have yielded many examples of roughened earthenware and finely decorated pottery. |
