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West Needle Mountains During the Winter by Drone

Guide to Responsible Water Usage in Hotels

Your stay in Durango might find you cozied up at the Strater Hotel or relaxing at Purgatory Lodge. Wherever you find your home away from home in Durango, it's important to be mindful and conservative about your water usage. By cutting back on your showers, limiting water use, and staying on top of…

A Guide to Dining “Out” Etiquette in Durango

Durango offers a diverse selection of restaurants that can satisfy any craving you might have. From Mexican cuisine at Nini’s Taqueria to African Fusion at Chef Safari’s, there is a little bit of everything in Durango. Durango holds the title for most restaurants per capita. That is one restaurant…

A Guide on Rafting Responsibly in Durango

Embrace the Adventure with Care! Durango’s gorgeous Animas River provides splishy-splashy fun for hundreds of people every summer. Knowing the proper tools, principles, and etiquettes when rafting the Animas River can help you and others have a safe yet enjoyable time. Whether it's a little cruise…

Guide to High-Altitude Awareness in Durango

Perched between the San Juan Mountains and the La Plata Mountains Durango, Colorado sits 6,500 ft above sea level. Your visit to Durango might take you to places like Ska Brewing Co. to enjoy a True Blond Ale, or Mexican Logger. While enjoying the many libations and spirits Durango has to offer, it…

How to Be Bear Aware

Stay Safe in Bear Country! It can be tempting to give into the adorableness of the black bear. Their fuzzy fur and huggable bodies create a false sense of adorableness. Black bears are anything but cute, they are deadly predators that attack when threatened. I have compiled a helpful guide on bear…

Trail Etiquette in Durango: What You Should Know

Respect the Trails and Fellow Hikers Durango, Colorado has an extensive system of trails that offers stunning views of the La Plata Mountains, the Animas River, and the City of Durango. Sometimes these beautiful views can distract you from the Durango trail etiquette that every hiker must follow…

The Right Way to Poop Outside

Let's talk $#!T! The outdoor areas around Durango, Colorado are getting stinky. Between pets and people, poop is ever present in our forests, trail systems, and wilderness areas. Nothing kills the vibes of being outside faster than stumbling upon waste or toilet paper. Surprisingly, there is a lot…

A Guide to Snowshoeing in Durango

Durango, Colorado, is a winter wonderland offering many outdoor recreational activities. Snowshoeing is a popular pastime for visitors and locals alike, allowing hikers to explore the beautiful snowy landscapes. Snowshoeing trails can be found in the San Juan National Forest, surrounding the city…