Dodgeton Creek Inn
719-742-5169
Cuchara Village is the small community in which Dodgeton Creek Inn is located. Home of the infamous Dog Bar & Grill and the always delicious food, drinks, and music at the Cuchara YACHT CLUB. The Village is one of Colorado's “Best Kept Secrets". A great place to get away from it all. Everything else can wait!
The Village is awesome in itself with a mini-golf and several gift shops to explore - for those special gift items. You won’t be disappointed. Adventure, explore and experience our local landscapes, skiing, fishing, hiking and more. Or simply enjoy relaxing at the inn by reading a favorite book by the stream.
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719-742-5169 | info@thedodgetoncreekinn.com
ROOMS AND SUITES
We accommodate single person, small-2-large groups or families, and up to 23 people!
Full suites with kitchens, private or shared baths.
Many options to choose, we work with you to book the best arrangements for your visit.
Our Room Rates
Summer Rates
May to October
Please use booking button for current rates.(Always Pet Friendly)
Winter Rates
November to April
Please use booking button for current rates. (Always Pet Friendly)
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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK & PRESERVE
The Sand Dunes are approximately one hour and ten minutes East and North of Dodgeton Creek Inn. The Dunes are the centerpiece in a diverse landscape. You will feel like you are in the middle of a desert upon arriving. Sand sledding and hiking are the most common activities. There is a great Visitor Center with interactive exhibits.
BEAR LAKE
Approximately 2 miles South of Cuchara is the turn-off to Blue and Bear Lakes. A 5 mile road along the banks of the Cuchara River brings you to Bear Lake. A very scenic trail takes you from Bear Lade down to Blue Lake. Bear Lake has terrific fishing in season. Both lakes have campgrounds and restrooms.
The Devil's Stair Steps is just one of over 400 Dikes that surround the Spanish Peaks. The dikes were formed when volcanoes had lava flows, the lava flowed into fractures in sediments rocks and hardened. Over millions of years the surrounding soil eroded away, leaving the igneous dikes that we see today.
Cuchara Mountain Park
Mike's latest park news for the ski lift: (Jan 2026)
Getting an old chairlift running and up to state safety standards is no small feat, but volunteers at Cuchara Mountain Park, west of Walsenburg, accomplished it. Abandoned when the original ski area closed a quarter century ago, Lift 4 is set to again carry winter sports enthusiasts starting this Saturday, January 17.
The ski area will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from about 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for the rest of the season, depending on weather and snow conditions. Visit our friends at CPR.org for this posting here.
Other news for the ski lift: (Dec 2025)
After years of fundraising and volunteer work, the refurbished Chair 4 at Cuchara Mountain Park in Huerfano County has completed a state-required test. That’s according to an email announcement from Panadero Ski Corporation, the nonprofit organization that manages the park located about 75 miles southwest of Pueblo. Part of the state test included a lift evacuation demonstration by the park’s volunteer ski patrol. See the full article here.
Cuchara Mountain Park Ski Patrol is onsite on weekends.
Thank you all for your continued support.
Visit the Cuchara Mountain Park website for all the details:
See you there! https://www.cucharamountainpark.org
Our Location: Dodgeton Creek Inn | 137 Cuchara Ave E | Cuchara, Colorado | 81055 | 719-742-5169
info@thedodgetoncreekinn.com