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For this hiker, stunning vistas aren’t required

Blindness no impediment when Trevor Thomas and Tennille take to trails

Managing the future of Hermosa Creek

Forest Service evaluating campsites, trails, habitat

Injured hiker rescued from Mount Eolus

Medical helicopter dispatched Sunday afternoon

Durango lodgers are getting organized

Group may back tax increase

Southwest Colorado receives $200,000 for trails

Money set for motorized projects

Celebrate our freedom downtown

There is no better place to be for the Fourth of July than in Durango. The Durango Business Improvement District has put together a full day of family-friendly events with something for ever...

A little help learning tourism lingo

For as long as I can remember, the lodging industry has referred to selling rooms as putting “heads-in-beds”. Similarly, attractions like theaters, trains and ski areas have always strived t...

Pot-themed resort scrambling to find new location

CannaCamp won’t use Wilderness Trails Ranch

Vandals slash outfitter’s rafts

Damage estimated at $25,000 from late-night attack

Feds plot recreation work at Lake Nighthorse

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has plans to build an entrance station and boat-decontamination station at Lake Nighthorse, according to Brent Rheese, the bureau’s Upper Colorado River region...

Dream takes shape

Learning center aims to draw Colorado Plateau residents, tourists

Durango city councilors discuss raises

Durango’s city councilors debated raising salaries for future councilors Tuesday. The councilors floated the idea of increasing salaries for councilors from $6,000 per year to abo...