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87 County Rd. 201 Hermosa House

3600 sq.ft. 3Bedroom, 3 Bath Home

10 min from town 15 min from Durango Mt. Resort

Great home for entertaining with a large living room with natural stone fireplace.

Vaulted ceilings open to dinning with large kitchen and stainless steel appliances.

Main floor master suite with queen bed big screen TV.

Large Master bath with double steam shower.

Two down stairs bedrooms with queen beds.

Full downstairs bath.

Open loft type area made into a bedroom with bunk beds.

Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a snack bar.

Large game room complete with open bar, ice machine.

90’ Projection screen with surround sound.

Large couch with pull out double bed and a single bed.

Large covered front deck overlooks mtns. & red cliffs.

Back yard patio with hot tub gas grill and sitting area.

This property has the perfect location half way between town and ski area. It is located on County Rd 201 just off of HWY 550

15 min to Durango/Puratory Mt. Ski area

10 min to Downtown Durango

Climate and Weather Information

Durango sits at 6512 feet above sea level and enjoys an ideal four-season climate with moderate temperatures year-round. Durango winters are usually mild and sunny with temperatures staying between 10 and 50 degrees. Despite Durango's snowfall averages about 71' each year, snow removal is manageable because Durango is sited in a low, sun-drenched valley. Spring brings warmer weather and rain (annual precipitation of 19' per year). Summer temperatures seldom climb more than the high 80s and rivers and reservoirs stay relatively full in summer, filled by melting snow from deep winter snows in the San Juan Mountains. Fall days are comfortably cool and dry, the perfect time for a mountain hike or a drive on one of the area’s Scenic Byways.

Durango Mountain Ski Durango Mountain Resort has four different terrain parks for everyone from the new boarder to the most advanced

• The Paradise Freestyle Arena will cure all of your rail-riding, big-air ills. 


• The Pitchfork Terrain Garden  is home to a 300 foot Half Pipe, plenty of rails, bumps, and a medium sized jump at the bottom for some serious air.


• Divine Comedy is located just above the base of the high speed 6-pack chairlift.  It’s the perfect place for the experienced terrain park enthusiast. 
 

• Angel's Tread is the newest terrain park complete with two 8 ft. flat boxes.  

At the Heart of Purgatory Mountain Resort

Purgatory Village offers just about everything you'll need on your visit. Take in the majestic views of the San Juan Mountains while perusing a variety of shops and restaurants, and of course skiing or riding the beautiful mountain.  The Village is the center of your vacation, where you can relax in a beach chair in front of Purgy's or watch the evening alpenglow over the Needles Peaks.
[ Durango Winter Planning Guide ]

Window Rates

• Adult: $67

• Kids (6-12): $37

• Students (13 – highschool): $53

• Seniors (62 – 69): $56

• Golden (70+): $39

Interesting Fact

Purgatory Mountain came into its modern day name in 1776 when several Spanish explorers were traveling on a nearby river. Some of their party got lost, and their bodies were never found. The other travelers believed the souls of the lost men would be relegated to Purgatory, and from this legend was born the designation, Purgatory Mountain, which originally opened as Purgatory Resort in 1965 and now operates as the year-round Durango Mountain Resort. Following this legendary expedition, the river was named “El Rio de las Animas Perdidas” or the River of Lost Souls (now the Animas River.)

Historic Durango

The lovely town of Durango, Colorado is nestled on the shores of the Animas River, where the U.S. Highways 160 and 550 meet. The city is very walking-friendly, as it covers only around 5.6 square miles of land.

What is more, many of the unique shops, restaurants, adventure tour headquarters, and the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad are located in the downtown district along Main Avenue. Where Main Avenue and 14 th Street meet southward all the way to where Main Avenue and 5 th street merge is considered downtown Durango.

Skiers and boarders often enjoy Durango Mountain Resort snow conditions all the way through mid April. This family vacation area offers snowy weather on top of the mountain and flowery springtime splendor at the base.

Fall is also the perfect season to explore downtown's shopping boutiques, cozy restaurants and historic hotels.  The iconic Durango weather and magnificent alpine terrain will have you coming back for more!  If you desire to live in our welcoming community, there is some fantastic Real Estate in Durango, Colorado. You're certain to find your dream home here.  What are you waiting for?  Check out the Spring and Summer Planning Guide or look at some suggested Itineraries.

Get started planning your winter Colorado vacation. With over 300 days of sunshine, the San Juan range is amazing to visit in any season! Book your Vacation today. Go horseback riding, fly fishing, rafting and more! You will find numerous fun things to do such as ride the Durango Train to Silverton or ski Durango Mountain Resort. The Four corners region of Colorado is known for its outdoor activities like fly fishing the Animas River or hiking and biking the beautiful San Juan mountain trails. While visiting, be sure to spend time in Historic Downtown Durango Colorado for the best local restaurants, bars and coffee shops. You will also find beautiful historic hotels and quaint shops on Main Avenue. If you’re looking to move to or invest in the west, the Durango real estate market holds premier investment property, including estates, large acreage, cabins, chalets, commercial and development property.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

NOVEMBER 2014

Holidazzle is a great downtown Durango time of year. It is a special time of year that begins the day after Thanksgiving and lasts through New Year’s Day. The Holidazzle season kicks off with a fun activity, Singing with Santa. The day after Thanksgiving, Santa and Mrs. Claus get everyone started singing, then the crowd proceeds on a caroling procession and holiday tree lighting.

Noel Night is the Downtown's dedicated shopping day (and evening), and will take place on Friday, December 5, 2014.  Noel Night will have extended store hours from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm, downtown entertainment and special offers.  Participating downtown merchants donate a valued gift items to be given away during a drawing. You will see the decorated registration box in stores.  Shoppers can register to win gifts in the participating stores where each store will select a winner before Christmas.  Look for participating merchants in the upcoming newspaper insert. HOLiDAZZLE merchants put on the brightest and most eye-popping holiday window displays of all time.

NOVEMNovember 2014

Nov.27

Turkey Trot - 5-mile race and 1-mile fun run along a scenic course around Fort Lewis College. 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. Registration at 9:00 am. 1:00 pm awards ceremony at the clock tower.

Nov. 27

Community Thanksgiving Dinner - 12:00 NOON - 2:00 pm at LaPlata County Fairgrounds. Everyone is welcome.

DECEMBER 2014

Dec.5

Noel Night - A special shopping night throughout downtown Durango's unique shops while you enjoy refreshments, caroling, free gift wrapping, entertainers, music, and a visit from Santa Claus. Be sure to visit the Welcome Center at 8th Street. and Main Ave.

Dec. 5 - 7

Festival of Trees - Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Train Museum hosts Festival of Trees 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Enjoy beautiful decorated trees and wreaths + a silent auction. Enter a drawing for a chance to win a prize package valued at $400.

Dec. 7

Holiday Craft Bazaar - 9:00 am - 3:00 pm at the Animas Museum. The solution to all of your gift giving dilemnas will be under one roof as area artists and crafters offer their best wares for sale. From jewelry to baked goods, there is sure to be something for everyone.

Dec. 12

Durango Winter Sports Foundation Snow Soiree - Durango’s premier winter celebration party you don’t want to miss! Festive formal gala to benefit the athletes of the Alpine, Freestyle, Free Ride, Nordic and Snowboard Teams. Presenting sponsor Durango Mountain Resort. Reconnect with old friends and meet new ones as we kick off the season with a celebration of winter. With cocktails, gourmet tastings, games, live performance by Vanilla Pop, dancing, prizes and unrivaled live auctions featuring the best items in sports, fitness, food and travel!!

Dec.12 - 13

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Musical based on the biblical story of Joseph, Jacob's favorite son. 7:00 pm Fridays and 12:00 NOON on Saturdays at Durango Arts Center in downtown Durango.

Dec.12 - 14

Festival of Trees - Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Train Museum hosts Festival of Trees 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Enjoy beautiful decorated trees and wreaths + a silent auction. Enter a drawing for a chance to win a prize package valued at $400.

JANUARY 28- Feburary 2014 SnowDown 2015 Theme 'Steampunk Snowdown'January 2015

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March 2015

20 - 22

Durango Ragtime & Early Jazz Festival - Takes place at the Strater Hotel in downtown Durango, CO.