Explore Durango
There's plenty to do and see in Durango any time of the year.
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Downtown Durango and the North Main District are home to dozens of entrepreneurial and innovative shops, restaurants, galleries, and entertainment options. Take a stroll down Historic Main Avenue and savor the view of the mountains and feel the heritage still alive in the historic buildings. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Durango is a great place to visit year-round.
It's all here waiting for you to visit! Enjoy your visit to this beautiful town.
Spring is the perfect time to visit Durango. Read through our list of activities, attractions, events, and more while things are warming up in Durango!
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The Taste of Durango is back on Sunday, May 15, in historic Downtown Durango! The Taste is an amazing showcase of local restaurants and the start of Durango's summer event season! There will be up to 40 booths serving food and libations, plus the popular kids' area.
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Come and celebrate Independence Day in Durango! It's a full day of fun for everyone! Click the button below to see an entire weekend of events in Durango celebrating the 4th of July!
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We look forward to your visit. We have created a visitor resource page so that you know what to expect when visiting, what is open and how our community is staying safe and healthy. We want you to have a memorable experience at your next visit to our community.
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Join us for our next Coffee & Conversation Meeting on Friday, April 8, from 8:30-9:30 at TBK Bank Community Room. This meeting is open to the public and covers a variety of topics that are related to Downtown Durango. These meetings are held regularly on the second Friday of each month.
MORE INFOLocated in the lush Animas River Valley, at an elevation of 6512 ft., Durango is rich in Western history. A thriving home for indigenous people, and beloved by the missionaries who made their way across the continent, as well as stalwart ranchers and farmers who made the Animas Valley their home, the town of Durango was officially founded in 1880 by the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. It continues to embrace its rich and diverse Western and Victorian Heritage - including the authentic coal-fired and now scenic railroad that draws an international audience.
