- The list below includes 24 free or cheap things to do in or near Durango, Colorado, including 33 different types of inexpensive activities like Rafting, History Museums, Farms & Ranches and Horseback Riding.
- From San Juan National Forest to Animas River Trail, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Durango.
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Reaching an elevation of 12,000 feet, the Crater Lake Trail hike lasts about 4 hours and provides views of the Continental Divide and the surrounding area. There is a campsite and lake located at the trail's midpoint.
39.9 Miles
Hovenweep National Monument is a cluster of archeological ruins of villages which date back to the time of Ancient Peublo civilization as well as early cultures of hunter gatherers. The buildings here include the Square Tower, Hovenweep Castle and many other clusters of ruins.
39.9 Miles
The history of the area is displayed through a variety of exhibits at the Farmington Museum. Traveling exhibits and art shows are also held at the museum in addition to workshops, performances, and special demonstrations.
40.1 Miles
Farmington's Allen Theaters is a cinema multiplex that presents first-run films in eight separate theaters. It offers discounts and special deals, and serves a variety of refreshments, including popcorn, soda, and candy.
40.4 Miles
Visitors to Salmon Ruins are able to experience two eras in history by touring the on-site 11th century ruins and a 19th century homestead. Ancient artifacts and a wide range of exhibits are contained in the actual museum building.
41.2 Miles
For a uniquely Western United States experience, visit the family owned and operated Astraddle A Saddle. Featuring horseback tours, hay and snowmobile rides, hunting excursions and dinner parties, you will be glad you came.
41.4 Miles
Visitors can enjoy a complex that houses a private wildlife refuge, working farm and two museums at the B-Square Ranch. The ranch features an electromechanical museum with a diverse collection of older technology and a museum of fish and wildlife.
41.8 Miles
Pioneer life in the American West is the focus of the Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village. The museum has extentive collections of settler artifacts while the village helps to show guests historical interpretations of the era.
41.8 Miles
Those who enjoy beer can get a look into the methods behind the drink at the Three Rivers Brewery. The site also features a full-service restaurant, pizzeria, and tap room to create a more complete experience.
42.1 Miles
A San Antonio Landmark, the Cameo Theatre has been in operation since 1940. The theater hosts a variety of entertainment, including films, live theatrical productions, musical performances, and lavish theme parties.