Conejos, Colorado is a tiny census-designated place (CDP) bordering Antonito to the northwest. The San Luis Valley community only had a population of 18 in 2020.
Situated at 7,904 feet in Conejos County, the town is a historic site of Hispano settlement. It’s also the county seat, with the unusual distinction of being the only county seat in the state that’s unincorporated. The town’s name comes from the county.
Main Attractions
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish – This famous church, tucked away in South Central Colorado, is the state’s oldest. It was founded in 1858 and still holds services today. The church architecture is lovely, and guests are welcome to visit inside.
Activities near Conejos
Dude Ranches:
- Rainbow Trout Ranch (24mi)
Federal Lands:
Landmarks:
Towns:
- Alamosa (28mi)
- Antonito (1mi)
- Blanca (48mi)
- Bountiful (10mi)
- Capulin (22mi)
- Chama, CO (42mi)
- Chama, NM (48mi)
- Fort Garland (53mi)
- La Jara (13mi)
- Manassa (9mi)
- Monte Vista (42mi)
- Romeo (6mi)
- San Luis (38mi)
- Sanford (16mi)
Train Rides: