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Public Relations

Durango area in the media

  • Destinations Magazine calls Durango a Creative Haven.
  • True West Magazine ranks Colorado Trails Ranch, Wilderness Trails Ranch and Wit’s End among Top 10 Colorado Dude Ranches.
  • Golf Digest ranks The Cliffs at Tamarron among the Top 50 Resort Courses in the Country.
  • The Golfer Magazine ranked The Cliffs at Tamarron among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.
  • Avid Golfer ranked The Cliffs at Tamarron among the Top 10 Plays of the Season
  • Mountain Bike Magazine ranks Durango under Best Fans, Best Promoter, Ed Zink, and Coolest Dirt Destination.
  • Hooked on the Outdoors places The Iron Horse Bicycle Classic and Animas River Days as “Can’t Miss Events”.
  • Des Moines Sunday Register states, “RV friendly destinations are spectacular by car to Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway.
  • Foder’s adds Durango to its Choice Destination list.
  • The Capitol Journal states, “a few things in this life almost defy description: you simply must live them. A ride on the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad fits very comfortably into that category.”
  • Paddler ranks Durango in the Top 10 Best Whitewater Towns.
  • Western Style states, “Vallecito Lake is considered to be one of Colorado’s most beautiful lake resorts.” And calls Durango a “must see.”
  • Sports Illustrated for Women ranks Durango as the Best Mountain Biking.
  • Hooked on the Outdoors “Most classic boots, bike and boat travel in the southwest.” Bike: Molas Pass with soaring scenery and trail cracking 11,000 feet make this one a classic, even for Durango standards.
  • Hooked on the Outdoors “Hot Winter Sports”, Durango Mountain Resort boasts an average of 260 inches of white stuff and more than 300 bluebird skies per year.
  • Sunset Magazine calls Apple Orchard one of the West’s 24 Best Inns. (2000)

Durango area in the media

  • U.S. News and World Report ranks Fort Lewis College second in campus diversity among public liberal arts and science colleges.
  • Outside Magazine ranks Fort Lewis College among America’s top 40 colleges and universities.
  • Princeton Review ranks Fort Lewis College among best western colleges.
  • Skier News ranks Steamworks as Best Brewpub in a ski town.
  • True West Magazine ranks Durango and Silverton Train as best train ride.
  • Where to Retire ranks Durango in the top 8 for Great Towns for Art and Music.
  • Asbury Park Sunday Press ranks Durango as one the top spots to pitch in while on the road, Colorado Trail volunteer program from Durango to Denver.
  • Travel America ranks the Durango and Silverton Train as one of America’s most scenic train rides into yesteryear.
  • Society of American Travel Writers ranks Durango and Silverton Train ride as Top 10 most exciting train journeys in the world.
  • Ski Magazine ranks Durango #1 for weather.
  • Outside Magazine ranks Durango as Top 15 sports towns.
  • Ski Magazine ranks Durango in the Top 10 most livable ski towns in America.
  • Ski America stamps Durango as a hidden gem.
  • Mountain Bike Magazine lists Durango to Silverton ride as a sample of great rides.
  • 4-Wheel Drive and Sport Utility states, “The San Juan Jeep trails are the most beautiful and the most popular alpine four wheel drive trails in America.”
  • Colorado Biz notes some of the better known bike tours and lists The Iron Horse Bicycle Classic.
  • Bridal Guide ranks Tall Timber as the Most Secluded ranch hideaway in the neck of the woods.
  • Cowboys and Indians Magazine picks Tall Timber Resort among the Top 100 ways to experience the West.
  • Horizon Air Magazine ranks Durango area for Best Wildflower Viewing.
  • Mountain Bike Magazine ranks Durango in the Top 10 Best Mountain Bike Towns.
  • Fitness Plus states, “ Durango is an outdoor paradise, it is Colorado’s secret hideaway, an old mining town , Durango is the perfect summer getaway.”
  • Rocky Mountain News says the hospitality at Vallecito accentuates the beauty of the lake.

For Public Relations and Media Information and Request contact Anne Barney at anne@durango.org or the Durango Area Tourism Office at 970-247-3500.

 
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Please note: The businesses listed within this web site represent the Durango Area Tourism Industry members. The Durango Area Tourism Office is not a regulatory agency and therefore, has no authority to inspect these businesses or require that they meet certain standards for inclusions on these pages. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these listings, but changes sometimes occur between updates.