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Myth-busting Durango’s tourism industry

In the era of fake news and conspiracy theories running amok, Durango’s tourism industry is not immune to myths, rumors and misinformation. The dissenters of the increase to the lodgers tax ...

Tourists flock to Durango ahead of Fourth of July holiday

City’s pandemic recovery on target

Visit Durango leadership defines new direction

On June 14, Visit Durango’s 14-member board of directors and staff gathered in the Oak Room at the Strater Hotel for the annual Board Retreat Strategic Planning. It was a full day of strateg...

Lift maintenance at Purgatory Resort prompts vehicle shuttles for bike park

Village Express waiting on parts from Europe

RV is free after spending a week stuck on Lime Creek Road

Driver failed to negotiate a corner on narrow alpine road

Ride the Rockies arrives in Cortez

Cyclists and support crews will camp in Parque de Vida, shop in host towns

Mountain towns prepare for large crowds as summer sports and outdoor recreation festivals return

Visitation to Colorado’s mountain towns picked up over Memorial Day weekend, the official start to the summer travel season in the U.S. But in Eagle County, the action really starts next wee...

Durango hosts youth BMX cyclists

Almost 200 riders participate in state BMX qualifier in Cundiff Park

Racing your wristwatch: Train will be missing from this year’s IHBC

Citizens Tour will head to Silverton without an iron horse

Vanlife booms as housing costs climb, remote work catches on

Dozens of Colorado companies report brisk sales

Iron Horse Bicycle Classic sees slow registration

Race director blames COVID-19 fears, smaller event and people waiting for 50th anniversary

Durango’s 35 parks that ‘make life better’

A guide to the city’s valued green spaces