We invite you to the Southern Ute Indian Reservation in beautiful Southwest Colorado, home of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.

The Southern Ute reservation consists of timberlands on high mountains with elevations over 9,000 feet in the eastern portion, and flat arid mesas on the west. Seven rivers run through the reservation, the Piedra, San Juan, Florida, La Plata, Animas, Navajo and Los Pinos.

The Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council is the governing body of the Tribal Government as established by the passage of the Indian Reorganization Act by Congress (commonly called the Wheeler-Howard Act).

Southern Ute Environmental Programs Department Temporarily Closes the Pine River Hiking Trail; The Annual Spring Clean Up is coming up in April; Southern Ute Economic Development Seeks Interest in 2025 Pinuu Nuuchi Farmers Market Season; Southern Ute Gaming Commission & Division of Gaming provide guidance on Rule 3 – Charitable Raffles

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe has a rich cultural tradition and holds several events throughout the year to keep these traditions alive. Bear Dance. Each Spring we celebrate the Ute Bear Dance. These events are open to the public and we hope you will join us during Memorial Day Weekend. Sun Dance

If you would like to learn about Southern Ute history and culture, explore the borderlands of Colorado and New Mexico, and relax in crowd-free, beautiful spaces, please visit. Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum

We are located on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation in Ignacio Colorado, which is close to many recreational opportunities such as hiking, skiing, hunting and fishing. Use the link below to view and apply for positions.

2009 Housing and Urban Development awards the Southern Ute Indian Tribe $1,233,976 in housing grants to improve tribal housing. 2009 Solix and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe Partner on Algae Plant, an alternative energy facility. 2009 Southern …

Southern Ute NAGPRA officials are responsible for carefully reviewing museum inventories across the United States, collaborate with Tribal, state, and federal government officials, and is the primary contact for inadvertent discoveries within the Southern Ute Reservation.

We, the members of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe of the Southern Ute Indian Reservation in Colorado, in order to exercise our inherent rights of self government as confirmed by the constitution and bylaws approved November 4, 1936 to administer our tribal affairs, to preserve and increase our tribal resources, do ordain and establish this ...