Durango, Colorado Outside the Guide
Discover What's Hot in This Southwestern Colorado Mountain Town
(firmenpresse) - DURANGO, CO -- (Marketwired) -- 01/09/15 -- Durango is an epicenter for a great number of things; outdoor pursuits in the surrounding high desert and mountains, fresh food raised at high-elevation farms, Native American history and Old West heritage are just a sampling of the things that lure people to . 2015 is the year of the sheep, but don''t just follow the flock -- step out and try the unique things Durango has to offer.
From down-to-earth eateries, cafes and brewpubs to award-winning fine dining, our reflect the richness, creativity and uniqueness of the Southwest. The quantity of independent restaurants, quality of ingredients and breadth of menu selections in this town boldly challenge the sophisticated culinary offerings of any metropolitan hub. Agriculture is at the heart of the community supported by a strong "eat local" mindset and an abundance of locally grown and raised meat, vegetables and food products.
Self-proclaimed as the "City of Brewerly Love," a trip to Durango isn''t complete without a pint from one of our . Due to readily available "first use" water, Durango is ideal for brewing award-winning beers, ales and lagers. Durango Craft Spirits is the town''s first grain-to-glass distillery since prohibition; producing small batch, distilled spirits using regional ingredients. While Honey House Distillery blends premium bourbon whiskey and Honeyville Rocky Mountain honey.
This beautiful weaves its way through town alongside the Animas River. Along the trail watch rafters splash through the new Smelter rapid, swing by the museum, stop by the Durango Library, yoga, and the local Fish Hatchery.
West of Durango, Mesa Verde Country is the archaeological center of America: Mesa Verde National Park (UNESCO World Heritage), the Ute Mountain Tribal Park, Hovenweep National Monument, the Anasazi Heritage Center and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. Or head east and visit the newly designated Chimney Rock National Monument.
When you''re ready to tuck yourself in for the night, here are some . Choose from one of our historic hotels, sleep slope side at Durango Mountain Resort, snuggle into a cozy inn or B&B, kick back at an authentic western cabin or ranch, or camp out close to the stars.
With 88 trails across 1,360 skiable acres, (DMR) was named "Top 3 Livable Ski Towns" and "Best Ski Value in North America" for two years in a row. New this year: The Burton Riglet Park, a terrain-based learning center in the base area, allows the youngest snowboarders, ages 3-6, to experience sliding on the snow.
A walk down historic Main Avenue reveals a with everything from small, local art cooperatives to galleries hosting work from world-famous artists. Enjoy live performances at the Strater Theatre and Community Concert Hall, live music at restaurants and theatre at the Durango Arts Center. In March, 2015, Durango Film celebrates a decade of the independent film festival.
The is a scenic byway designated by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation. Durango is just one stop on this truly spectacular 236-mile route.
The Durango Area Tourism Office is a not-for-profit organization operating with the mission to promote Durango and La Plata County''s multitude of tourism attractions, events and services. For more information, visit .
Anne Klein
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Datum: 09.01.2015 - 09:53 Uhr
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