Something Spooky This Way Comes October in Durango brings shorter days and long, chilly nights. Dark evenings spent around the fire make telling ghost stories that much scarier. It helps that Durango has developed a reputation as one of Colorado’s notably haunted historic towns, with generations of…
Take Time for the Simple Things this Season Summer can be a busy season full of family trips, major life projects, and days spent doing it all. Sometimes you need to press pause on your life and take a few moments just for you. If you're traveling solo, escaping with your partner, or bringing a…
Introduction to Thanksgiving in Durango Celebrating Thanksgiving in Durango feels like stepping into a mountain-town postcard full of autumn weather. The air is crisp and there’s a welcoming buzz of people walking around town. Locals gather with friends and family, restaurants serve hearty holiday…
Introduction to Native American Heritage in Durango Fall in Durango is a special time, the crisp mountain air and small-town warmth makes you want to slow down. This year, as Durango celebrates Native American Heritage Month, the focus is on the Indigenous cultures that have shaped the region for…
Introduction to Halloween in Durango When Halloween rolls around, the cozy charm of Durango comes alive with a spooky celebration. In Durango, Halloween is a community-wide tradition with trick-or-treat events and costume parades. A highlight Durango Halloween event is the Downtown Children’s…
Updated September 14 Introduction to Fall Flavors in Durango Fall in Durango is something special. The air turns crisp, the leaves put on a show, and suddenly, having a warm and cozy drink in your hands sounds delightful. You can be a pumpkin spice fanatic, a chai lover, or someone who appreciates a…
Introduction to Late-Fall Camping Just because summer is over doesn’t mean camping season has to end. In fact, late fall is perfect for a chill camping adventure. The mountain air turns crisp, and the aspen trees glow bright with yellow and orange colors. Late fall means quieter trails and cooler…
Fall in Durango feels like stepping into a postcard. The air turns crisp, the light softens, and mountains glow with golden aspens and red oaks. Fall foliage in Durango is the kind of beauty that takes your breath away. Slow down this fall, take a scenic drive, wander a trail, or just sit with a…
Introduction to September in Durango There is something magical about September in Durango. It is a relaxing transition period where the summer heat begins to fade and cool mornings welcome quiet moments. In the afternoons, sunshine allows for hiking, biking, and strolling downtown. Even though…
Just because we are leaving the summer season doesn’t mean the wildflowers are going away. The wildflowers in Durango and the surrounding area are still blooming in full force. These late-season flowers are stunning and bound to captivate anyone on the trail. Durango is home to a wide array of…
