Colorado Treasure Hunting

COLORADO LEGENDS

Treasure Hunting in the Colorado Rockies

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From gold mines to diamonds to the vast beauty of the Rockies, Colorado definitely has it's share of treasures to be proud of. In addition to the state's natural treasures, it also has a rich history of outlaws and Indian raids that led to buried gold -- much of which has never been found.

Perhaps, you can solve a mystery and become the finder of lost treasures!

Hidden Colorado Treasure Tales

Virginia Dale Stage Station

La Caverna del Oro (The Cave of Gold)

South Park and the Reynolds Gang

Arapaho Princess Treasure

Devil’s Head Mountain

The Ten Cent Treasure

Purgatory Canyon

Chacuaco Canyon

Irish Canyon

Round Mountain

Treasure Mountain

Dead Man's Cave

More Treasures Waiting to Be Found

Colorado Prospecting and Treasure Clubs

Devil's Head Mountain, Colorado

Devil's Head Mountain, north of Woodland Park was once the hideout of

several outlaw gangs who buried their stolen goods within the area.

From Our Readers:

Very interesting and informative website. I especially like reading about the lost treasures of Colorado.

Good job! - Calvin

Places like Devil's Head Mountain, Purgatory Canyon, Treasure Mountain, and Dead Mans Cave are said to hide the buried treasures of old Spaniards, French expeditions, and outlaws!

The Wild Bunch are responsible for many of the treasures said to be hidden in Colorado.

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From the Rocky Mountain General Store

Vintage Photographs of the Old West - From our personal Photo Print Shop, you can now order prints that provide dramatic glimpses into the rich heritage of the American West. From notorious outlaws, to Indian Chiefs, buffalo roaming the range, and pioneers on the trail, this varied collection grows daily.