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Things To Do | Visit Durango, CO | Official Tourism Site Climb aboard the historic Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad for a leisurely trip through the canyons of southwest Colorado’s San Juan National Forest, or visit one of the area's outdoor playgrounds and enjoy miles of world-class skiing, hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking trails
Downtown Durango | Visit Durango, CO | Official Tourism Site Where Old West meets Southwest, Downtown Durango is a Nationally Registered Historic District and home to historic boutique hotels, award-winning restaurants, laid-back brewpubs, and fabulous art galleries, museums, and shops
Lodging | Visit Durango, CO | Official Tourism Site You're sure to find your vacation sweet spot in Durango's variety of accommodations From some of Colorado's most iconic hotels, cabins, and vacation rentals, to a lovely campground or RV spot close to nature, Durango gives you more for your visit
Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Relive the Wild West on the Historic Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad! For 140 years, the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has been transporting passengers through the remote, scenic wilderness and high mountain landscape of the San Juan National Forest
About Durango | Visit Durango, CO | Official Tourism Site Established in 1881, Durango was founded by the Denver Rio Grande Railroad A National Historic District, downtown Durango overflows with historic hotels, restaurants, art galleries, and boutiques
8 Things Durango is Famous For Durango can be known for many things - big mountains, unbeatable skiing, and a historic narrow gauge are just a few that come to mind However, there’s more to the southwest than meets the train