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Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge
Railroad & Museum
479 Main Ave., (970) 247-2733
Experience the adventure of a historic coal-fired, steam-powered locomotive on the same tracks miners and settlers used over a century ago. Year-round excursions -- round trips to Silverton (May-October), Cascade Canyon train (November-April). Museum open daily.
www.durangotrain.com. for special events.
Durango Heritage Celebration
P.O. Box 513, (970) 382-9298
The Durango Heritage Celebration is an historic event to be held in downtown Durango October 9 through 12 , 2008. Organized by a volunteer committee, the event has received funding for its marketing and Victorian Ball from the City of Durango and Downtown Business Improvement District. Local organizations and businesses are also participants. www.durangoheritagecelebration.org.
33633 Hwy. 550, (970) 247-1474
Stop and see the bees make honey. Colorado wildflower honey, homemade jams, honey wines, gift packages, complimentary catalog, free samples, chocolate honey. Open year-round 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ten miles north of Durango..
www.honeyville.com.
P.O. Box 3384, (970) 259-2402
Located in the historic 1904 Animas City School, the Animas Museum offers exhibits and programs on San Juan Basin history, a research library, photo archive, gift shop and award-winning gardens. Open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.frontier.net/~animasmuseum.
4140 C.R. 234, (970) 385-7656
For information about pack trips, scenic horseback rides, backcountry horsemanship clinics, wilderness photography workshops, high-country flyfishing and more, call or visit www.overthehilloutfitters.com.
#1 Skier Place, (970) 247-9000
Just 25 minutes north of downtown Durango, Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort features activities for all ages in the spectacular San Juan Mountains. "Family friendly," enjoy the day with 1,200 skiable acres, this is one yard you won't want to leave. Come ski and play this winter at Durango Mountain Resort. The town of Durango is genuine. This winter, make tracks for Durango Mountain Resort. www.durangomountainresort.com.
P.O. Box 2567, (970) 470-0072
TWGT is an engineering and design firm specializing in original clubhead and shaft design and clubfitting research. Wishon has been a member of Golf Digest's technical advisory panel and a technical advisor to PGA of America's website. Wishon has over 50 design "firsts" in the golf industry and has designed original custom clubs for PGA tour pros; Verplank, Crenshaw, Letzke and Payne Stewart. Wishon authored The Search for the Perfect Golf Club, the definitive guide for consumers to learn the truth about golf equipment. Schedule your fitting at Dalton Ranch Golf Club. www.twgolftech.com.
Trimble Spa & Natural Hot Springs
6475 C.R. 203, (970) 247-0212
Trimble's mineral-rich hot pools are therapeutic and relaxing. Swimmers and families love the heated 50-meter pool. The new holistic health and wellness program features tai chi and yoga classes, a neuromuscular rehabilitation specialist, and massage and body treatments from 15 of Durango's finest certified therapists. The Starlight Room and Red Rock Pool are perfect for a couple's romantic overnight stay. Open daily. www.trimblehotsprings.com.
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