- The list below includes 47 free or cheap things to do in or near Silverton, Colorado, including 38 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Lake, Off Road & ATV and Art Gallery.
- From Ice Lakes to Molas Pass, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Silverton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Telluride, Ouray, Ridgway and Durango.
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An important part of the city's trail system, Animas River Trail is a seven mile long multi-purpose pathway which connects to many local parks, the public library, downtown Durango and other natural surface trails.
40.3 Miles
Opened in 1972, Rare Things Gallery is a large retail gallery offering a variety of items. Among these items are an assortment of jewelry, antiques, decorative arts, photography, paintings, and stained glass.
40.4 Miles
Since 1985, the Mountain Man Tours have been offering Guided River Adventures in Colorado. They offer extreme outdoor adventures like River Rafting ranging from your desired wave-action level from shooting turbulent rapids to smooth Sailing River rafting.
40.4 Miles
Whether you are looking for high adrenaline adventure or a lazy float down the river, 4 Corners Whitewater, should be your outfitter of choice. Join their experienced guides for a whitewater rafting adventure on the San Miguel and Animas, or rent a tube and float under the sun.
40.4 Miles
Abbey Lane Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the historical mining town of Creede. The gallery features modern art as well as an extensive selection of jewelry, pottery, paintings, and woodwork by local, regional, and national artists.
40.4 Miles
Visitors can view the paintings of internationally known artist Stephen Quiller at the Quiller Gallery. The gallery was established in 1970 and Quiller specializes in monotypes, intaglio printmaking, and water media.
40.5 Miles
Creed ATV offers all-terrain vehicle rentals for trail riding through the many acres of federal land in Creed and beyond. Rides can venture into the Rocky Mountains and to the Continental Divide.
40.6 Miles
A historic site, the Last Chance Mine is a restored 18th century silver mine. It is an open-air museum that offers people a chance to relive history for free! It showcases mine buildings, museum and a collection of rock and minerals.
41.2 Miles
Opened in 1995, the Ska Brewing Company is known for its unique atmosphere inspired by ska music. The brewery itself is made from recycled materials, such as jeans and bowling lanes, and is powered fully by wind.
44.5 Miles
Ute Indian Museum showcases the cultural heritage of the Ute tribe of Native Indians who are the indigenous inhabitants of the area with the help of multiple dioramas and exhibits. The Museum also encompasses the Chief Ouray Memorial Park and Chipeta's Crypt.