Historic mining town with a vibrant arts and culture scene
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On the banks of the Animas River, this casual seasonal resort off Highway 550 is 10 minutes' walk from Pinkerton Hot Springs and 1 mile from Bell Canyon. More
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Durango stands as one of Colorado's most historic and vibrant destinations, where the legacy of the Old West meets modern mountain culture in a setting of spectacular natural beauty. This charming community of 19,000 residents offers a unique blend of historic charm and outdoor recreation opportunities that make it a favorite destination for visitors seeking authentic Colorado experiences.
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Durango stands as one of Colorado's most historic and vibrant destinations, where the legacy of the Old West meets modern mountain culture. The town offers a unique blend of historic charm and outdoor recreation opportunities.
The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is a historic steam train that offers scenic rides through the San Juan Mountains. This iconic attraction provides a unique way to experience the region's spectacular scenery and learn about the area's mining heritage.
Durango offers hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and camping opportunities. The town provides access to the San Juan National Forest, the San Juan Skyway, and numerous trails perfect for outdoor recreation.
Durango features a historic downtown district with charming shops and restaurants, the Animas Museum, and numerous landmarks that celebrate the area's mining heritage and frontier past.
Durango is accessible by car via Highway 550, by air through the Durango-La Plata County Airport, or by shuttle from Denver. The town is about 6 hours southwest of Denver and 1 hour north of the New Mexico border.