When you find a special spot, I encourage you to keep it a secret and only share it with the people you love
I’m still trying to understand why and how I see the future. If you are concerned about a trail getting used to much talk about it. When you share trails naturally good things happen. This happens with word of mouth
Word of mouth creates the perfect flow
Next time you visit Durango, please turn off your phone and fill out as few forms as possible.
No one ever needs your data. Ever
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Pick a direction out of town and ‘go’!
Most hikes are moderate in difficulty and well marked. We have a few too many maps and could use some more karens. One of the best ways to find a good trail is to ask your guide
In true Durango style, let your intuition lead you. Here are some favorites that can handle people that don’t go outside
Animas City Mountain
Animas City Mountain has several trails ranging from 3-8 miles. The trails are moderately steep and fairly easy technically. The main trailhead for Animas City Mountain can be found near Zias North
Smelter
Smelter mountain is steep and technical. The trail head for Smelter Mountain is located near Santa Rita Park and the visitors center
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Bring the hippies back!
Twin Buttes
Chapman Hill
Go cliff jumping!
It’s doable when the water is low and there is no flood risk… land feet first, our drops are shallow!
Horse Gulch
The trails at Horse Gulch range in difficulty. The main trail is easy and not to steep or very technical. The main trail head for Horse Gulch is near Raider Ridge Cafe
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