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Historic mining town with a vibrant arts and culture scene
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Health & WellnessDr. Michael Washinsky, General Psychiatry
Dr. Michael Washinsky provides evaluation and treatment of psychiatric conditions in adults age 18 and older, including depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, post traumatic stress disorder, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder. He is a board-certified general psychiatrist who offers Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy and accepts various insurance plans, including Medicare and United. Dr. Washinsky also sees patients on a self-pay basis, with set fees for evaluations and follow-up visits.
Other PlacesDurango Police Department
The Durango Police Department serves the city of Durango, providing law enforcement services to its residents and visitors. The department offers online services, including an online reporting system for non-emergency incidents and automated forms for tasks such as filing a public records request or submitting a commendation or complaint. The department also provides information on employment opportunities and its policy manual, which can be accessed online.
Food & DrinkTaqueria La Costa
Taqueria La Costa is a restaurant serving Mexican food. The establishment offers a variety of traditional dishes for customers to enjoy. It operates as a point of interest for those seeking food options in the Durango area.
Shopping & RetailDurango Wine Experience
The Durango Wine Experience is an event that features wine tastings and other activities. It offers various ticket options, including Weekend Passes, Grand Tasting Tickets, and Walkabout Tickets. The event also includes a nonprofit grant component, supporting local organizations through its fundraising efforts.
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About Durango
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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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Durango special?
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.
What is the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad?
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.
What outdoor activities are available in Durango?
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.
What historic attractions are available in Durango?
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.
How do I get to Durango?
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.