Traveling through the Cuchara Valley along Colorado State Highway 12, it becomes clear that this is not a single town or village, but a series of carefully layered mountain neighborhoods tucked among the pines. Elevation rises and falls, forest types subtly shift, and clusters of cabins and their owners have adapted to the land around them. Although not every home is part of a formal subdivision with clearly defined boundaries, and some neighborhood names are informal or colloquial, nine distinct areas together shape life in the Cuchara Valley. (1)
History and Happenings of Pinehaven in Cuchara, Colorado by Gene & Rhonda Roncone
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