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plenty to do outdoors. Style-wise, Durango is torn between its ragtime past and a cool,
cutting-edge future where townie bikes, caffeine and farmers markets rule.
The town's historic central precinct is home to boutiques, bars, restaurants and theater
halls. Foodies will revel in the innovative organic and locavore fare that is making it one
of the best places to eat in the state.
But there's also interesting galleries and live music that, combined with a relaxed and
congenial local populace, make it a great place to visit. Durango is also an ideal base for
exploring the enigmatic ruins at Mesa Verde National Park, 35 miles to the west.
