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Melissa
Childs
Owner and Chef
P.O. Box 489
Silverton, CO 81433
(970)903-4132
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Silverton, Colorado
boasts some of the finest mountain scenery and some of
the friendliest folks on earth. Check out our own
"Sleep and Supper" accommodations by clicking
here. To learn more
about what Silverton has to offer, visit our Chamber of
Commerce website at
www.silvertoncolorado.com or click here to learn
more about events & activities.
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Local Events and
Activities
Click here to visit the Silverton Chamber of
Commerce Website for calendar and
information.
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Shopping &
Dining: The streets of
Silverton are a great place to
while away the day browsing
through the shops and dining in
our of our fine restaurants.
Offerings cover the spectrum
including jewelry, clothing,
gifts, fine art, crafts,
t-shirts, and much more. (Many
shops and restaurants are open
year-round) |
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Outdoor Recreation:
The opportunities in San Juan
County are endless during any
time of the year. Visitors
enjoy jeeping, hiking, biking,
walking, fishing, skiing,
snowshoeing, ATVing, and much
more. |
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The Durango and Silverton Narrow
Gauge Railway:
Spend the day riding one of the
most famous and scenic historic
steam trains in America. The
train curves its way through the
Animas River canyon, and runs
daily between May and
October. Visit our
packages
page for information on on
incorporating a train ride into
your Silverton visit
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June: Step Back In Time
Victorian Celebration:
: A
well-loved weekend filled with
events celebrating Silverton's
Victorian Heritage. Including
dances, a fashion show, parade,
ice cream social, and more.
(Early June) |
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June:
The Silverton Jamboree:
This annual folk music festival
is a favorite of music lovers
all over the west. Drawing an
impressive lineup of musicians,
the show lasts for three days
and features a songwriting
contest, food and craft vendors
and more. (Late June) |
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July: Silverton's 4th of July
Celebration:
There's nothing like it! The
biggest fireworks display on the
western slope of Colorado and a
weekend filled with events such
as a Rhubarb Festival, parade
and firefighter water fight. |
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July: Brass Band Festival and
Concerts:
Silverton is home to a
nationally recognized brass band
festival which draws musicians
from all over the nation. Our
own local brass band plays
weekly concerts throughout the
summer on Sunday evenings at
6pm. (mid-July) |
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Skiing:
Silverton is conveniently
located near three ski areas and
two cat ski operations.
Silverton Mountain
is known for its extreme terrain
and guided adventures (7 miles).
Durango Mountain Resort
is a full service family ski
resort (20 miles). Kendall
Mountain Ski Area is owned and
operated by the Town of
Silverton and offers a rope tow
lift to access terrain.
Excellent for family skiing and
beginners. |
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MORE SUMMER
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A Theatre Group-delightful
community theater in the
historic Miners Union
Theatre
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Ghost Towns
- take your pick, all within
a short drive of town
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Hardrockers Holidays
- a mining competition and
celebration
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Iron Horse Bicycle Classic
- a competitive bicycle race
from Durango to Silverton
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Kendall Mountain Run
- a competitive foot race to
the peak of Kendall Mountain
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Old Hundred Gold Mine Tour
- a competitive bicycle race
from Durango to Silverton
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Mayflower Mill Tour
- a part of the Historical
Society's holdings in
Silverton, tours
MORE WINTER
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Silverton Mountain
- Colorado's newest and
most advanced ski area
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Purgatory/Durango
Mountain Resort Ski Area
A family ski resort 20
miles south
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Kendall Mountain Ski
Area 970-387-5522 A
small but fun ski area
right in town
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Snowmobile Tours
970-387-5512 From the
top of Molas Pass and
more
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Snow-Shoe Rentals
970-387-5527 Enjoy the
scenery and get exercise
too!
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Cat Skiing: San Juan
Ski Company and Diablo
Ski Guides can show you
the backcountry for
skiing and snowboarding
adventures.
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