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Castle Rock, Colorado

Submitted by Kevin Flannery

It's about 2 hours from Breckenridge, Keystone, A-Basin, Copper Mt., Winter Park. It is about 3 hours away from Vail and 4 hours from Aspen. It is always sunny there also. So you get all the seasons as well as never having overcast for more then 2 days. Greatest place on earth. So I vote on a trip to CO this year :-)

Durango, Colorado

Submitted by Jeff Frisbie

Durango Colorado is located in the southwest corner of Colorado at the southern end of the Rockies surrounded by the San Juan Mountains and the La Plata Mountains. It is an incredibly beautiful area in the Four Corners region. The town is at 6500' ft. but is within a days drive of high desert in New Mexico, the San Juans to the north with Red Mountain Pass at 11,000 ft. and the main road north. To the west is Mesa Verde, the Anasazi ruins, and Moab, Utah about 2-3 hours away.

Durango is an historic mining town and has a popluation of about 15,000. There is a small public liberal arts college, Fort Lewis College, on a ledge above town. Purgatory, Durango Mountain Resort, is about 25 miles north at 8500 ft. Silverton is at 9600 ft. and is where the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad takes daily trips. The town is filled with more restaurants than you would expect in a town this size and is a very popluar tourist destination especially in the summer. A diverse population with music, theatre, numerous street fairs, and of course kayaking and rafting right in town, mountain biking, hiking, camping, skiing.

It's an incredible place to live!

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	Town Profile Submit your town Castle Rock, Colorado Submitted by Kevin Flannery It's about 2 hours from Breckenridge, Keystone, A-Basin, Copper Mt., Winter Park. It is about 3 hours away from Vail and 4 hours from Aspen. It is always sunny there also. So you get all the seasons as well as never having overcast for more then 2 days. Greatest place on earth. So I vote on a trip to CO this year :-) Durango, Colorado Submitted by Jeff Frisbie Durango Colorado is located in the southwest corner of Colorado at the southern end of the Rockies surrounded by the San Juan Mountains and the La Plata Mountains. It is an incredibly beautiful area in the Four Corners region. The town is at 6500' ft. but is within a days drive of high desert in New Mexico, the San Juans to the north with Red Mountain Pass at 11,000 ft. and the main road north. To the west is Mesa Verde, the Anasazi ruins, and Moab, Utah about 2-3 hours away. Durango is an historic mining town and has a popluation of about 15,000. There is a small public liberal arts college, Fort Lewis College, on a ledge above town. Purgatory, Durango Mountain Resort, is about 25 miles north at 8500 ft. Silverton is at 9600 ft. and is where the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad takes daily trips. The town is filled with more restaurants than you would expect in a town this size and is a very popluar tourist destination especially in the summer. A diverse population with music, theatre, numerous street fairs, and of course kayaking and rafting right in town, mountain biking, hiking, camping, skiing. It's an incredible place to live!