Gas Stations near Ridgway, CO

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  1. 22742 US-550 Suite 62, Ridgway CO 81432

    3.7 Good 98 reviews

    “Good quick place to get a soda and a bite. Their pizza is good and worth waiting for if you special order. Gas is a bit expensive but it always is higher in the mountains. Friendly people behind the counter. Clean restrooms.”

  2. 101 US-550, Ridgway CO 81432

    3.3 Good 45 reviews

    “Good place to stop if your in a hurry and don’t mind paying a higher price for everything. Store is clean and employees always friendly. Quick in and out service. Just prices are much higher than montrose. Open early compared to the store on the opposite corner. I like the store and employees just not the prices!”

  3. 1804 Main St, Ouray CO 81427

    4.9 Superb 72 reviews

    “Highly recommend Jeep Ouray. They're one of the best Jeep rental companies in Ouray. Not only are the extremely courteous and professional but also have some of the cleanest and well maintained jeeps. Plus when you return the jeep they include the cost to use their car wash to clean the jeep. Having a well maintained jeep is key to a safe journey while out in these remote areas. Lastly, they included blankets & an ice chest.”

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  5. 1600 Main Street, Ouray CO 81427

    4.8 Superb 90 reviews

    “Only one mechanic when I went but he told me to come back a few hours later and he hooked me up. He was super busy but was still able to patch my tire up. Saved my roadtrip! Thank you”

  6. 1600 Main St, Ouray CO 81427

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “Needed a new battery for jeep coming off trail. Super friendly and prompt service at the end of the day! Could not have asked for any better help! Very much appreciated!”

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