Mild to Wild Rafting and Jeep Trail Tours offers a wide range of rafting trips in the Southwest.  They are based out of Durango, CO, but run trips in Arizona and Utah. The rivers that they run are...

Hop aboard a coal-fired, steam-powered locomotive that travels along the same railroad tracks that miners, cowboys and the early settlers of the Old West used over a hundred years ago. The route winds in and out of canyons and past open wilderness affording great views. The price of a ticket also includes admission to the D&SNGRR Museum and the Silverton Freight Yard Museum.

SheRide is a snowboard camp for women, by women, hosted historically at Durango Mountain Resort and this winter also Steamboat Ski Resort. It's three days, Friday through Sunday, and includes social...

Wilderness area consisting of forested mountains, 14,000-foot peaks, scenic roads, geological formations, prehistoric communities and a narrow-gauge railroad.

Trimble Spa and Natural Hot Springs are the only natural geothermal springs in Durango, Colorado open to the public year-round, where you can soak in two mineral-rich therapy pools and swim in our outdoor, heated Olympic-sized pool. Trimble Spa offers more than 20 massage and body treatments. Our Starlight Room lodging for couples comes with semi-private overnight access to the Red Rock Spa Pool. Health and Wellness Activities employ a holistic approach to relaxation and rehabilitation.

Located in the scenic Animas River Valley, this semi-private, 18-hole golf course is a Ken Dye design.

Designed by pro Brett Walton, this masters' level 6,885-yard, par-72 course features water hazards on nine of its 18 challenging holes and is surrounded by the spectacular Hermosa Cliffs.

Formerly called Purgatory, Durango is a year-round resort offering a full complement of activities such as hiking, skiing, snow-shoeing and mountain biking.

Ski area may be small in size but it offers plenty of challenge for skiers of all ability levels.