Mancos homes, with a local guide.
Ranch country and an artsy main street below the La Platas. Allison Klein helps buyers and sellers here every step of the way.
What to know about Mancos.
Mancos sits between Durango and Cortez on Highway 160, with the La Plata Mountains rising to the east and Mesa Verde National Park just down the road. It has a small, creative downtown, working ranches all around and properties that range from in-town homes to acreage with irrigation.
- Mesa Verde National Park entrance between Mancos and Cortez
- Mancos State Park and national forest access close by
- Mancos School District Re-6
- Acreage, ranch properties and in-town homes
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