Downtown offers shopping, eateries, museums, galleries, tours, and play.

Downtown Shops, Galleries, and Eateries

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Once a bustling trading center on the old Santa Fe Trail, Trinidad now welcomes visitors to both historic and modern amenities. The town is known for its grand architecture and scenic surroundings.

Trinidad is halfway between Denver and Santa Fe on I-25.

Stop by the Trinidad Welcome Center, 309 Nevada, for brochures and maps. Free trolley tours of the town begin every hour from this location.

Trinidad's Municipal Golf Course, says Avid Golfer, is one of the "ten hidden gems in the country." The course is in a wooded setting overlooking the town. Photo by Stillman Photographics

Trinidad's outstanding museums encapsulate a rich legacy from prehistoric times through the town's days as a bustling trading center on the Santa Fe Trail.

Trinidad's riverwalk is part of an expanding system of trails. It runs by parks and special spots for trout fishing, picknicking, and cloud watching.

Trinidad Lake State Park, with an 800-acre lake and exceptional educational and entertainment programs for the whole family, is only 5 minutes from Trinidad.

Downtown's Miner's Memorial honors those who labored in the coal mines.

Find live music & dancing on Saturdays at Trinidad's historic train depot, now the Purgatoire on Elm restaurant.

Trinidad is known for its historic architecture.

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