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The Colorado National Monument is one of the world's finest
treasures and it happens to sit in Mesa State's backyard.
The Colorado National Monument was established May 24, 1911.
The area is filled with monolithic sandstone, sheer cliffs,
deep canyons and more. The area is rich in both history and
beauty. Golden eagles, mule deer, bighorn sheep and mountain
lions make this their home.
The area is often described by visitors as being "awe
inspiring," "magical," "stunning,"
and "magnificent!" A visit to the Colorado National
Monument is a visit you will never forget. Numerous hiking
trails exist for all skill levels and interests. Photographers
will delight in the unmatched views and opportunities.
Mesa State students are just a few miles away from enjoying
all that there is to see and do on the Colorado National Monument.
Just imagine having all this at your fingertips or studying
with such a view in the distance.
The local area is also home to numerous dinosaur fossils,
scenic stops, caves, recreation opportunities and much more!
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