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Do hikers and bicyclists need to be separated? - Vimarsana News

Do hikers and bicyclists need to be separated?

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...

City, fire district to tackle prescribed burns in parks and trails around Durango - Vimarsana News

City, fire district to tackle prescribed burns in parks and trails around Durango

Durango Parks and Recreation and Durango Fire Protection District will soon resume prescribed slash pile burns in city-owned open spaces, with operations set to begin as soon as Monday. The prescribed...

Durango Derby bringing back elite mountain bike racing - Vimarsana News

Durango Derby bringing back elite mountain bike racing

Montclair, New Jersey. Houston, Texas. Bethany, Oklahoma. These are a few places where riders are traveling from to compete in the inaugural Durango Derby on Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. Two hundred...

Fire Departments seek public's help in using fire-safe practices - Vimarsana News

Fire Departments seek public's help in using fire-safe practices

Skies were cloudy but smoke-free in San Juan County Saturday morning, and local fire agencies hope to keep it that way through Memorial Day Weekend.

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation - Vimarsana News

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 27% chance of precipitation 59% chance of precipitation 56% chance of precipitation 65% chance of precipitation Two-year effort aims to eliminate overgrowth near populated areas By Shannon Mullane Durango and Pine River Valley reporter Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021 5:03 AM Mark Loveall, supervisory forester for the Colorado State Forest Service in Durango, and Amy Schwarzbach, city of Durango natural resources manager, look over a clump of Gambel oak and tr...