Durango in September
#3
Guest
Posts: n/a
Durango, Colorado!! One of my favorite places to visit... We stayed in a B+B, about 10 minutes outside the city-the Logwood Inn. It was very nice and the food was delicious.
Durango is a great town and you will find lots of shops and great restaurants-I will look in my travel diary and find some to recommend.
Have a great time!
Durango is a great town and you will find lots of shops and great restaurants-I will look in my travel diary and find some to recommend.
Have a great time!
#4
Guest
Posts: n/a
I can promise you that Durango will be very busy over Labor Day. Also, the weather is probably perfect with warm days and a touch of fall in the night.
What price range hotel? Comfort Inn - 2 person about $90; Best Western-Mountain Shadows- $90; Best Western Durango Inn and Suites $125 and up; Days Inn Durango $65; EconoLodge $75+ It is high season for Durango.
Actvities can be a trip to Mesa Verde, raft trip down the river, Melodrama at the Strater Hotel (get tickets early), horseback trip,or a drive to Pagosa Hot Springs.
What price range hotel? Comfort Inn - 2 person about $90; Best Western-Mountain Shadows- $90; Best Western Durango Inn and Suites $125 and up; Days Inn Durango $65; EconoLodge $75+ It is high season for Durango.
Actvities can be a trip to Mesa Verde, raft trip down the river, Melodrama at the Strater Hotel (get tickets early), horseback trip,or a drive to Pagosa Hot Springs.
#5
Guest
Posts: n/a
We were in Durango a number of years ago in mid-September. The weather was stunning -- very warm during the day, very cool at night -- except the day we went to Mesa Verde, which was cool and misty, which only added to the mystique of the place (although I was 6 mos. pregnant and a little nervous about scampering over the slick stone steps . . .but I'm sure that's why my 14-yr-old son is so fascinated with archeology today!). One tip if you're planning on taking the narrow-gauge train -- first, probably will need reservations, and you might want to consider taking the train up and getting a cab back, which someone had told us to do. Worked great, and was fairly cost-effective -- and one way on the train was enjoyable, but the return trip might have been tedious. Have fun -- hope the restaurants are still as excellent as they were then!
#6
Guest
Posts: n/a
Echo earlier postings. Will be in Durango during Labor Day weekend myself. Best Western Mountain Shadows was suggested by a native and is where I'm staying. Although they had not stayed there, said it had 3 diamonds in AAA and looked clean from the outside. 970-247-5200 Website at www.destinationcoupons.com
Tickets for the Melodrama can be found here:www.diamondcirclemelodrama.com Suggest you use the search function on this site for info on the narrow-gage train from Durango to Silverton. Seems to be no middle ground, either love it or hate it. If you do it, the train/bus combo seems better. I will be doing a jeep trip from Ouray to Telluride instead.
Tickets for the Melodrama can be found here:www.diamondcirclemelodrama.com Suggest you use the search function on this site for info on the narrow-gage train from Durango to Silverton. Seems to be no middle ground, either love it or hate it. If you do it, the train/bus combo seems better. I will be doing a jeep trip from Ouray to Telluride instead.



