10040 US-50, Salida CO 81201
“This place rocks! Ive never done the Monarch Crest Trail and I appreciated all the knowledge that the driver gave us on each descent of the trail, as well as which one was worth it for a first time writing the entire thing! I ended up doing Silvercreek as recommended. They also gave me quite a few recommendations on trails around Salida, which I really appreciated! Overall, the vibe was very friendly and knowledgeable and the shuttle was clean and safe. Yippee! Definitely made the morning before the long solo ride more enjoyable. Totally going use you guys again when I bring my friends up here to try to do the trail with me ! ?️✨?”
147 F Street, Salida CO 81201
“Great place for souvenirs. I bought postcards here...25¢ each. Decent price. I also bought stickers. They have small ones! Lots of other great Colorado and Salida items. PS I did not see the racist bumper sticker mentioned by another reviewer. If I had, I would not have shopped here. If the sticker is still there, that is NOT ok.”
337 W 1st St, Salida CO 81201
“This is an excellent convenience store. They regularly have great deals on things like nicotine pouches. The manager (Dawn) is such a welcoming and kind person, and it’s always great to talk with her. This is the spot!”
337 West 1st Street, Salida CO 81201
“Convenience store. The only place in downtown Salida to get your gas and cigarettes. I often stop here on my daily commute. I appreciate having a convenient place like this downtown. Sometimes, I grab a hot burrito to go.”
1046 East Rainbow Boulevard, Salida CO 81201
“Although prices were high compared to the Springs, it was the cheapest around if you include the 13¢ reward. Great access to US 50, and a fair amount of space to maneuver around if you have a trailer. Great selection of items inside as well. 2.59$ in Late Summer, is what you should expect.”
310 West Rainbow Boulevard, Salida CO 81201
“Good selection of convenience store items. Nice air-conditioning and clean. The parking lot and gas pumps is wide and lots of room to maneuver your vehicle. Checkout was fairly fast and was friendly and prompt. Hopefully they will accept Bitcoin one day and then get the 5th Star.”
448 US-50, Salida CO 81201
“The only reason that initial review wasnt 5 stars was the card readers at the pump werent working. But that can happen anywhere. Went inside to pay and the employee I spoke too was really super nice. Easy in and out on my travels (even in my 25 ft camper van). Extra points for owner responding to review! Nice!”
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