By Mike Rosso Fans of Colorado history and culture should consider making the trip to the town of San Luis, Colorado. The town, which lies about 16 miles south of Fort Garland on Colo. Hwy. 159, at the intersection of Colo. Hwy. 142 is the oldest continuously-occupied town in Colorado. It consists of historic Spanish-style architecture and beautiful countryside along the north branch of the Old Spanish Trail along Culebra Creek, known as Los Caminos Antiguos (The Ancient Roads) Historic and Scenic Byway. The town of about 650 residents features a walking trail up a Stations of the Cross display, ...
