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Colorado City's Cuerno Verde Rest Area Set to Reopen with Upgraded Facilities on Nov. 1

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Published on November 01, 2025
Colorado City's Cuerno Verde Rest Area Set to Reopen with Upgraded Facilities on Nov. 1Source: Colorado Department of Transportation

After a period of closure for mechanical upgrades, including a full HVAC system replacement, Colorado City's Cuerno Verde Rest Area is set to welcome visitors again. Starting from 9 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1, the rest area will be back in service, providing much-needed amenities to travelers, according to CDOT. Features of the rest area include dog relief areas, toilets and hand washing facilities, and ample parking for both commercial and passenger vehicles.

In addition to these services, the rest area also supports the Bustang Outrider services, ensuring connectivity for those on the go. For those planning to use the Bustang Outrider, scheduling information can be accessed online to ensure smooth travel plans.

With the reopening at hand, travelers are encouraged to stay informed on current travel conditions. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) prompts visitors to "know before you go," by checking weather forecasts, anticipated travel impacts, and current road conditions ahead of their journey. Information can be found through various CDOT resources, like COtrip.org or by downloading the COtrip Planner app. For those who like to stay ahead of the curve, signing up for project or travel alerts is advised, and current construction lane closures can also be reviewed before departure.

Denver-Transportation & Infrastructure