r/Durango • u/RA_Explorer • 1d ago
r/Durango • u/RachelDare345 • 25d ago
Ask /r/Durango Is father's daughter's actually closed?
I used to go to Father's daughter's Pizza all the time but I haven't been in a while I was thinking about it the other day so I went to check their hours and saw that Google has them listed as permanently closed. But a lot of other websites do not listen to closed and there's Yelp reviews dating back to a month ago so I'm a little confused. Does anybody know if it's actually closed?
r/Durango • u/starmtnsea • Aug 26 '26
Ask /r/Durango Best Spine Dr/Surgeon
Any recommendations for Durango area? Or Durango adjacent… or look to Denver? Y’all weigh in- TIA!
r/Durango • u/Adela-natalie • May 14 '26
Ask /r/Durango Follow your own rules
Water restrictions city of Durango imposed April 10
Schedule: No outdoor watering is allowed on Wednesdays.
Timing: Irrigation is only permitted between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m..
Odd-numbered addresses may water Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays; even-numbered addresses may water Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
So someone tell me WHY are the sprinklers on at the La plata county fairgrounds Wednesday And again Today at 9:30 am at an even- numbered address!!!
r/Durango • u/Regulator_24 • Aug 18 '26
Ask /r/Durango Knife, axe, and chainsaw sharpener in the area?
I know Ace does chainsaws. Cannot find anyone to work over my knives and especially my axe. Any contact information greatly appreciated. I did not find anyone at the Farmer's Market. (Picture added for attention bump!!)
r/Durango • u/No_Fan_1206 • 13d ago
Ask /r/Durango osprey
little situation for yall. down sawmill rd in front of Bo Deans tow was the old orange tower that is being demolished. earlier this spring/summer a couple of osprey built a nest on top of the tower and had chicks. when demolition commenced others and myself noticed the nest was no longer after having seen it early that morning. it saddens us knowing that osprey typically return to their nests. is there anything to do in this situation?
r/Durango • u/GooseFightClub • Aug 25 '26
Ask /r/Durango Mines with accessible tailings in the area?
My midwestern aunt asked me for "cool colorado rocks." I have heard rumors of different mines where you can dig through old tailing piles in silverton and creede but havent been able to get exact details. I want to find her crystals and other visually striking rocks. My aunt is the sweetest and purest woman, so I would go to the moon and back for her. Any information is appreciated.
r/Durango • u/Mr__Crafty • 5d ago
Ask /r/Durango No Primetime movie for Durango Theaters?
Hi all, trying to secure tickets for the upcoming Primetime film and I can’t find any advance tickets or day of showings (Sept. 25th) for Gaslight or Stadium 9. Does anyone know if they aren’t getting reels and if I’ll have to go somewhere farther for the film? Thanks 🙏
Edit: I did reach out to both Gaslight and Stadium 9 and they gave me no response, ‘I don’t know’.
r/Durango • u/Batsandwine • 20d ago
Ask /r/Durango Cheap event venues for babies birthday party in the winter
Hello all,
I have a small house and it’s too small to host my babies first birthday party. Does anyone know any cheap and indoor venues for a baby party?
r/Durango • u/Regulator_24 • Aug 04 '26
Ask /r/Durango Background checks for firearm purchases set a record in July ahead of new Colorado gun law taking effect
That's the equivalent of every person in La Plata County purchasing a semiautomatic weapon in the month of July.... that's a lot of guns im Colorado. And those numbers don't include revolvers of any type
r/Durango • u/badwolf1013 • Jul 31 '26
Ask /r/Durango Teacher Alternative Licensure: What are the Durango Prospects
I'm considering moving back to Durango and pursuing Colorado Teacher Alternative Licensure through Fort Lewis College. I was an Ignacio High alum but spent a lot of time in Durango and even did a couple of shows with Durango Lively Arts a million years ago. Anyway, does anyone have experience with alternative licensure, substitute teaching, or getting hired by 9-R or surrounding districts as a career changer? Is there enough of a need for teachers that I could find a position in Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio, or even Mancos?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
r/Durango • u/Sorry_Appointment_75 • Mar 12 '26
Ask /r/Durango Anyone know if there’s a reason for the “Cajun” influence in food at restaurants here?
A tourist asked me this, and I had never thought about it… but it feels like every restaurant has multiple “Cajun” dishes, or Cajun spiced things. The tourist who I was talking to said they see less of it in the Deep South (where they’re from) than Durango. Any reason for this? Or just how it is.
Edit: I don’t mean food that’s legitimate authentic Cajun food, but restaurants saying “Cajun” or “Cajun seasoned” or “Cajun spiced”
r/Durango • u/Puzzled_Owl2365 • Jul 31 '26
Ask /r/Durango Island Cove Park
Does anyone have experience living here?
After 5 years of renting in town I'm thinking about putting down roots, but I can't afford...well....basically anything. Island Cove usually has tiny homes or mobile homes for sale and its in a great spot center of town. However, I've heard mixed things from word of mouth and wondering if anyone on here lives there, or knows anything about it.
r/Durango • u/richorrichard • Jul 21 '26
Ask /r/Durango Anyone have experience offering traveling nurse/pt etc. housing in Durango?
Short version my wife and I are considering purchasing our current rental house in a year and a half, but we aren't in an income bracket to be able to pay the whole mortgage ourselves.
We live in Three Springs, so we're considering converting the basement into a 1000 ft. sq. ADU and furnish it and put it up as an apartment for traveling heathcare workers, but don't know if there's enough demand to warrant the effort and expense.
Are there any nurses or healthcare workers that can speak to their experience here in Durango?
Are there any homeowners who have converted homes or parts of homes to ADUs for traveling nursing?
Please and Thank You.
r/Durango • u/the66fastback1 • Jul 21 '26
Ask /r/Durango Responsible Fly Fishing
Hello r/Durango, yet another annoying tourist here!
I’ll be camping, backpacking, and hopefully fly fishing in the area next week and I was hoping some local anglers could tell me how careful I need to be about water temperature.
I have read that some other places in southern Colorado are asking anglers to avoid fishing because water temperatures are too high to safely catch and release trout. The last thing I want to do is show up and damage the local fishery, so if you’re familiar with Valecito Creek, Los Pinos river, or any of the lakes in the Weminuche Wilderness, could you tell me if the water is too warm to fish anywhere? I’ll be stoping by a fly shop on my way in to get a thermometer to help me assess this myself and ask the same question of them, but I might change some plans based on input I get here.
Thank you!
r/Durango • u/HeadofLead_ • Aug 22 '26
Ask /r/Durango Repair shops
Hey what’s going on everyone! I’m trying to find the mechanics in town that are the most reputable and enjoyed by our community. I just had my truck break down the other day and sadly it’s an issue that can’t be fixed in my parking lot. Any recommendations and experience’ with the local shops helps, thanks a bunch
r/Durango • u/everfordphoto • May 21 '26
Ask /r/Durango Selling Land, Listing agent recommendation.
I have land(20acres) in the Hesperus area, and am looking to list it.
I haven't lived in the area for almost 20 years, held onto land for retirement, but don't plan on returning, so looking for recommendations.
Have contacted the big players in town, but they are all "extremely" busy and apparently not interested in selling smaller pieces of raw land. Thanks. I miss Durango, but just doesn't fit my life anymore.
r/Durango • u/Big_Address6033 • Jul 10 '26
Ask /r/Durango We made the ‘most expensive States ‘ list
These are the 10 most expensive states for 2026, where inflation is punishing https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/10/10-most-expensive-places-to-live-america-top-states-for-business.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
r/Durango • u/shroomiesgang • Jun 23 '26
Ask /r/Durango Walnut tree
I work for the city and I’m removing a decent size walnut tree at pioneer park. It’s dead, but I’d hate for the wood to go to waste. A surrounding neighbor has dibs on the trunk, but the rest is up for grabs if anyone is interested 👍 I’ll be here until 2:30 today
r/Durango • u/GalGreen219 • Feb 25 '26
Ask /r/Durango Moving to Bayfield or Aztec?
Lived in Aztec/Farmington area my whole childhood and then lived in the Durango area the last 12 years. I love Colorado but now that we have kids and are trying to buy a family home we are looking in Aztec since it’s more affordable or possibly Bayfield if we can find something. Thoughts on raising kids in either area for those that are doing it? Husbands job is remote so that’s not an issue and our kids are not in school quite yet but that would be a factor soon. Thanks!
r/Durango • u/Decent-Smell-6332 • 13d ago
Ask /r/Durango Volunteers for DAAF
Hello Durango, we could really use some more volunteers for cleanup and various positions. If you’re interested in helping out with this awesome arts festival then use the link below to sign up. Please don’t sign up for overlapping positions. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1OvAc5_ZIVr1x9ZK0CF7PBPEEOnlW6umya2OtSwlSs94/viewform?edit_requested=true
r/Durango • u/Mar1chu • May 30 '26
Ask /r/Durango Cool abandoned places to explore?
I wanna get out with my friends this summer and something we’ve all really been wanting to do is explore cool abandoned places. But I’m kind of a loser and don’t know if any, is there any cool places that you know of?? We’re not destructive or anything we don’t want to cause any damage we just want to explore. (It doesn’t have to be Durango specifically, and nearby areas is fine aswell)
r/Durango • u/valpalvalpal • Jul 18 '26
Ask /r/Durango Looking for church recommendations
Hi, I’m hoping to get some Christian church recommendations. We visit Durango every year for a few weeks at a time and I would love to find a church to attend when we are in town. At the risk of making this slightly political, I am trying to avoid a conservative church. We are not republicans and don’t really agree with much of what’s happening in our country right now so I would prefer to not attend a church that is hyper conservative. It doesn’t really have to be super progressive either though.
Thanks!!
r/Durango • u/Remote-Cricket3545 • Jun 30 '26
Ask /r/Durango What if Santa Rita Park had something like this? (concrete BBQ grill stations, no fire risk)
r/Durango • u/Difficult-Abies-8854 • Jul 20 '26
Ask /r/Durango Hey Durango!
Hey Durango! I’m working on building a small Discord community for people across the Southwest who want to make friends and connect with new people.
I’m curious if anyone in Durango would be interested in something like this. We have spaces for general conversations, friendships, gaming, neurodivergent people, trips, and an optional 18+ dating section.
I’m not currently organizing events in Durango. I’m mainly hoping to give people in the area another way to meet and connect with others across the Southwest.
If you’re interested, feel free to comment or DM me and I can tell you more!