Durango Trails News Today

Dear Action Line: It’s no secret that Durango is the gateway to an incredible plethora of trails. DurangoTrails.org proudly shares that there are over 300 trails within 30 minutes of downtown. I a...

When the COVID-19 pandemic befell the world, people took to the great outdoors for relief and much-needed fresh air. Durango was no exception. According to 14ers, the online resource all about Colorad...

2023 was a busy year in Southwest Colorado. The last year was filled with some notable highs, including the unveiling of new trails, progress toward better EMS facilities and a boon of a water year. ...

Construction on the Residences at Durango has finally begun after a groundbreaking ceremony at the former Best Western Inn & Suites on U.S. Highway 160 in west Durango on Friday. The motel-to-apar...

Visit Durango opened its second round of Destination Advancement grants earlier this month after awarding $40,719 to four local organizations following the first round of grant applications. The o...

 Celebrate Kuss’ historic Vuelta a España victory at Buckley Park with The Eagle of Durango himself DURANGO, Colo. (Sept. 29, 2023) — Durango Devo is hosting 2023 Vuelta a España winner, Sepp Kuss, for a homecoming celebration and bike parade. Kuss, a Devo alumn, will join the Durango community on Oct. 19 at Buckley Park for a speech, meet & greet, and more. 

The annexation of land from the Durango Mesa Park Foundation into Durango is one step away from coming to fruition after eight years of work by the foundation, the city of Durango and La Plata County....

Work that began May 1 on five new biking trails at Durango Mesa Park is on track for compilation by fall, with Nycum said Durango Police Department will have jurisdiction at the park. Mike McVaugh w...

Durango city councilors debated what qualifies as tourism marketing earlier this week during a discussion about how to use unspent lodgers tax revenue. Councilors Dave Woodruff and Gilda Yazzie voted...

Durango Mesa Park, the 1,850-acre plain formerly known as “Ewing Mesa” southeast of downtown Durango, has been a target of development for years. The Durango Mesa Park Foundation, which has owned the ...