Autumn Advance Accommodations: Fall Vacation
$30 OFF Any Room October 16-30
Fall in Durango is like the first sip of coffee in the morning, a big piece of cake on your birthday, or that glass of wine after a long day of work. When you experience southwest Colorado while the leaves are changing, and the air is cool and crisp, you start to appreciate everything so much more. A horseback ride through the mountains without bugs, a long bike ride without the suffocation of heat, or the first fire in the fireplace of the season are all things that make Durango autumn one of the most enjoyable times of the year.
With school back in session and the hustle and bustle of summer at an end, its time to relax and breathe in some fresh air. Yes, wildflowers are beautiful, but now you can lay off the allergy medicine and take in all the colors as the leaves fall. Durango offers all of this and more. Hot Spring soaking is a popular past time during the autumn months. There are many off the beaten path springs to hike to, but also right in our back yard at Durango Hot Springs and Pagosa Springs.
DURANGO HOT SPRINGS
Aspen trees near Durango, Colorado
Don’t give up on your summer vacation, just move it to fall
If you didn’t get that adventure you wanted this summer, don’t worry, there are still plenty of activities that will get you going this fall in the mountains. Ziplining through the colorful southwest will amaze you to the highest degree. Flying through a bright yellow aspen grove, or over our beautiful rivers is just a glance at what to expect on this adventure.
Sometimes the only thing needed for a fall vacation is simply a luxurious weekend stay in a wonderfully historic mountain town. The Strater guestrooms are all uniquely designed with antique Victorian furniture and a 1800s feel. A walk down Main just holding hands with your love will make for one relaxing weekend.
Here’s the deal…
- Book your stay from any time between October 16-30
- Receive $30 off any room type
- Have the best weekend ever!
No one has ever said, “Don’t go to Durango, it’s awful”. Actually, it’s always the opposite, “Durango is so cool. There’s so much history there and so many fun things to do.” So plan your perfect autumn weekend with hiking, biking, soaking, or simply just relaxing by the fireplace and take advantage of staying at the most historic hotel in town.
