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Durango (Colorado), Colorado
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Durango (Colorado), Colorado
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$245
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$417
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Durango (Colorado), Colorado
Accommodation
538
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$517
On average
High season
August - $616
+19%
Price in January
$438
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 139m²
Price per week
$3,619
On average
Low season
December : $403
-22%
Available accommodation
14%
In January
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Durango (Colorado) is $517.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Durango (Colorado), you have to pay on average $3,619 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $2,824 and $4,309 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Durango (Colorado) are less expensive in December: $403 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 22% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 19% ($616 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Durango (Colorado).
On average, rentals in Durango (Colorado) can accommodate 6 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 139 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Durango (Colorado) is $603 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $4,216.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Durango (Colorado) costs on average $1,094, for Friday and Saturday nights.
14% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in January. It will be necessary to pay on average $438 per night.
Durango, nestled in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, is a lively town known for its mix of outdoor adventure, Old West heritage, and small-town charm. Home to the historic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, the town offers scenic rides, hiking trails, and a bustling arts and dining scene. Vacation rentals range from rustic cabins to modern Airbnbs near downtown or along the Animas River. Whether you're here for mountain biking, skiing, or soaking in natural hot springs, Durango delivers a well-rounded Colorado experience.
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Durango blends wild landscapes with Western flair, offering year-round recreation and historic ambiance. Its walkable downtown features art galleries, microbreweries, and preserved 19th-century architecture. Visitors can hit the slopes at nearby Purgatory Resort or kayak through the rapids of the Animas River. With its adventurous spirit and welcoming community, Durango is perfect for explorers and culture seekers alike.
Historic Downtown Durango is the heart of the city, filled with boutiques, restaurants, galleries, and charming brick buildings. Vacation rentals in Downtown Durango include loft apartments, restored Victorian homes, and walkable condos near Main Avenue. Staying here puts you close to the Durango & Silverton train station and the town’s vibrant nightlife.
Running along the scenic Animas River, this area offers vacation rentals with views, easy trail access, and riverside serenity. Guests can walk or bike the Animas River Trail, stopping at parks, shops, and cafés along the way. Airbnbs include townhomes and condos with decks overlooking the water. The area is perfect for outdoor lovers and families wanting peaceful surroundings.
Located above town, Rockridge and Hillcrest offer panoramic views, residential quiet, and proximity to Hillcrest Golf Club. Rentals in this area often include spacious homes, decks, and quick access to hiking and biking trails . These neighborhoods provide a serene base just minutes from downtown.
Situated a short drive west of town, Durango West is a wooded, suburban community with access to trails, lakes, and quiet streets. Vacation homes here offer a cozy, forested atmosphere, perfect for stargazing and outdoor meals. Durango West is a blend of seclusion and convenience.
Set in the pine-covered hills east of Durango, Edgemont Highlands features upscale homes and cabins surrounded by nature. Rentals in Edgemont Highlands offer luxury amenities like fireplaces, hot tubs, and access to private hiking trails. Edgemont Highlands provides a refined escape into Colorado’s wilderness.
A living piece of history, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad takes visitors on a breathtaking ride through the mountains to the historic town of Silverton. The train ride offers panoramic views of canyons, rivers, and rugged peaks. This iconic attraction defines the town’s frontier character.
The Animas River Trail stretches nearly seven miles through town, connecting neighborhoods, parks, and scenic overlooks. The trail includes interpretive signs, picnic spots, and river access for kayakers.
Located 25 minutes north of Durango, Purgatory Resort is a four-season destination offering skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and alpine slides. The resort features vacation condos, restaurants, and gear rentals for a full day of fun. Winter visitors enjoy excellent powder and cozy après-ski options. Purgatory adds high-altitude excitement to any Durango trip.
About 45 minutes from town, Mesa Verde National Park preserves ancient cliff dwellings built by the Ancestral Puebloans. Visitors can tour archaeological sites, hike scenic trails, and learn about Native American history at the park’s museum. Guided tours of Cliff Palace and Balcony House offer unforgettable insight. Mesa Verde adds cultural depth and wonder to the Durango experience.
Formerly known as Trimble Hot Springs, the Durango Hot Springs features geothermally heated pools, mineral soaking tubs, and spa services. The setting offers mountain views and a tranquil escape from daily stress. Visitors can relax in healing waters or book massages and wellness treatments.
Spanning over 1.8 million acres, the San Juan National Forest surrounds Durango with endless opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Popular spots include Engineer Mountain, Ice Lakes, and the Colorado Trail. Visitors can fish in alpine lakes or take scenic drives through golden aspen groves. The forest is an outdoor playground that defines Durango’s natural appeal.
Located in a historic power plant, the Powerhouse Science Center is an interactive museum for all ages with hands-on exhibits, STEM programs, and a riverside location. The museum hosts science nights, workshops, and seasonal events.
Free to visit, the Durango Wildlife Museum and Fish Hatchery offers a look at native Colorado species and fish conservation efforts. Guests can walk through exhibits, feed trout, and learn about local ecosystems. The site is conveniently located along the Animas River Trail.
Just over an hour east, Pagosa Springs is famous for its geothermal hot springs, mountain scenery, and relaxed vibe. Vacation rentals include cabins, riverfront homes, and condos with spa access. Visitors can soak in natural springs, hike to waterfalls, or ski at Wolf Creek. For a peaceful mountain stay, enjoy a soak after a long hike in a vacation rental in Pagosa Springs, where wellness, nature, and comfort meet in one relaxing setting.
About 45 minutes west, Cortez serves as a gateway to Mesa Verde and offers its own collection of parks, cultural sites, and local eateries. Rentals range from quiet homes to rustic lodges near Canyons of the Ancients. It’s a great base for exploring Native American heritage and archaeological landmarks. For immersive history at your doorstep, consider staying in a house in Cortez, where ancient trails and local charm shape every day’s adventure.
Located at the end of the Durango & Silverton train route, Silverton is a historic mining town surrounded by towering peaks and alpine trails. Accommodations include Victorian-era hotels, rustic cabins, and adventure lodges. Visitors can explore ghost towns, go off-roading, or hike in the high country. For easy access to trailheads and alpine views, book an apartment in Silverton, perfectly positioned for rugged exploration and classic Western scenery.
Often called the “Switzerland of America,” Ouray lies about two hours north and is known for its hot springs, waterfalls, and dramatic mountain backdrop. Vacation homes include hillside cabins, Victorian inns, and cozy rentals with panoramic views. Guests can hike Box Canyon Falls or unwind in the Ouray Hot Springs Pool. For a rejuvenating mountain retreat, stay in a vacation rental in Ouray, where relaxation and natural wonder go hand in hand.
Just 30 minutes east, Bayfield is a quiet town with local charm and easy access to Vallecito Lake and wilderness trails. Rentals include lakeside cabins, country cottages, and family homes near the forest. It’s ideal for those who want a slower pace while staying close to Durango’s outdoor attractions. For peaceful mornings by the water, settle into a house in Bayfield, where forest serenity and small-town warmth define your stay.
Durango's rich historical tapestry mirrors the profound cultural experiences found in other notable U.S. sites. Explore Harpers Ferry accommodation to immerse yourself in a pivotal location of the Civil War, where John Brown's raid left a lasting impact. Discover the heart of the Great Plains by staying in rental properties in Bismarck, where the North Dakota Heritage Center offers engaging insights into the state's past. For a taste of colonial history, Fredericksburg airbnb will charm you with its beautifully preserved 18th-century architecture and a vibrant array of local museums that bring America’s story to life.
Nature lovers will find Durango’s rugged mountains and scenic trails a perfect start to exploring the breathtaking landscapes beyond. Experience the lush natural beauty by choosing vacation rentals in Redding, nestled near the Shasta-Trinity National Forest where majestic waterfalls and hiking paths abound. The serene expanses of airbnb in Helena MT offer a gateway to Montana's Big Sky Country, best explored via its vast wilderness trails and sparkling blue water bodies. To enjoy stunning coastal vistas and the refreshing Pacific breeze, vacation rentals in Pacifica provide a tranquil beachfront escape close to the vibrant life of San Francisco.
