COTTONWOOD VISTA Bed and Breakfast
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20597 CR 306, Buena Vista, Colorado 81211
719-395-2704
719-395-2704
Photos of Interest
Mule Deer are frequent visitors. Here are a couple of bucks behind the house and a doe looking in the
front basement window.
front basement window.
A herd of Big Horn
Sheep are frequently
seen on CR 306
about a mile below
the cabin.
We normally see Elk
as they move from
the high country to
the valley in the fall
and back to the high
country in the spring.
We occasionally
have white Mountain
goats across the
canyon on Sheep
Mountain, but they
usually stay above
Cottonwood Lake
Sheep are frequently
seen on CR 306
about a mile below
the cabin.
We normally see Elk
as they move from
the high country to
the valley in the fall
and back to the high
country in the spring.
We occasionally
have white Mountain
goats across the
canyon on Sheep
Mountain, but they
usually stay above
Cottonwood Lake
We have dozens of
humming birds
during the summer.
We keep six feeders
out and have to fill
them once or twice
each day. We used
200 lbs. of sugar
last summer. Late in
the evening, it's a
regular feeding
frenzy.
humming birds
during the summer.
We keep six feeders
out and have to fill
them once or twice
each day. We used
200 lbs. of sugar
last summer. Late in
the evening, it's a
regular feeding
frenzy.
Cottonwood lake is
three miles up this
road from the
house. The road
follows South
Cottonwood Creek.
The lake is stocked
and a great place to
fish for trout.
three miles up this
road from the
house. The road
follows South
Cottonwood Creek.
The lake is stocked
and a great place to
fish for trout.
Mount Yale from the back deck.
Elk in the back yard.
More back yard residents
Beaver eating aspen at Cottonwood Lake
Bull Moose at Hartenstein Lake
Nanny Mountain Goat with Kid on Mt. Harvard
Marmot on Mt. Columbia
Bachelor group of four Bull Elk in
velvet - above Kroenke Lake
velvet - above Kroenke Lake