BASKIN ROBBINS
32 Town Plaza, Durango
970-247-1231 • www.baskinrobbins.com
Whether you're in the mood for an ice cream cone, Cappuccino Blast, or one of our personalized cakes, Baskin-Robbins has something for everyone. Visit Baskin-Robbins today for a sweet selection of flavors, cakes, beverages, and treats!

Boot Barn
830 S. Camino Del Rio,
Durango
970-385-1054 www.bootbarn.com
A huge selection of Western boots from brands like Ariat, Justin, Durango, Old Gringo, Lucchese and much more.

COWBOY TRADING COMPANY
108 E 5th St. (adjacent to train depot), Durango
970-247-7720
Western, contemporary, and Indian jewelry. Beads, findings, Turquoise, gemstones and pottery.

D&SNGRR'S DEPOT GIFT SHOP
479 Main Ave. (The Train Depot), Durango
888-872-4607 • www.durangotrain.com

DEL SOL
858 Main Ave., Durango
970-259-8300 • www.DelSol.com
Del Sol's color-changing apparel and accessories are sure to "wow" you. Step outside to see them dramatically change color in sunlight! Sunshine turns everything at Del Sol into rainbows of colors that disappear when you go back indoors.

DURANGO ANTIQUE MARKET
600 East 2nd Ave., Durango
970-247-4555
We recycle the past. 8500 square foot antique mall featuring over 35 dealers of quality and collectable antiques.

All Aboard! Durango & Silverton Railroad Guide

Shopping

While in many cities across the country shopping has become homogenized, historic Downtown Durango has clung fervently to its "independent" identity. Although popular chains such as Boot Barn are found around town, Downtown is all about the one-of-a-kind, independent retailer.

Capitalizing on one of the town's signature features, the gift shops at the Durango & Silverton Depot offer souvenir railroad treasures large and small, plus clothing, model trains and even the D&SNG's custom railroad china.

Durango today is a contemporary mountain town, but does revel in its Wild West heritage. Look the part of a cowboy or a City Slicker (parts of the movie "City Slickers" were filmed in Durango), with leather coats or vests, and silver belt buckles or hats available at shops throughout town, and accent that look with custom jewelry from The Jewelry Works. Enjoy browsing unique collectibles and eclectic finds at Trinkets and Treasures, Durango Antique Market or For the Birds.

No vacation is complete without the de rigueur souvenir shirt or hoodie. Del Sol on Main Ave. offers a wide variety of high-quality merchandise featuring Durango logos, catch phrases and more. What makes Del Sol's products unique is how they brighten with color when you step out into the sun.

Sampling the "tastes of Durango" is an unmatched treat, as the town is home to a variety of cottage food companies. One of Durango's favorites is Honeyville, its factory store located on north Highway 550, though the honeys, jellies, jams and more are available at retailers throughout the region. Durango Coffee Company features these and a number of locally manufactured products (and a wondrous array of cooking treasures), as well as locally roasted and organic, fair trade coffees and teas. Of course, if you need something to cool you off after all that shopping, Baskin Robbins has 32 flavors and more to satisfy any cold-treat craving.

DURANGO COFFEE CO.
730 Main & Drive Thru @ Office Depot, Durango
970-259-2059 • www.cooksandcoffee.com
Kitchen necessities. Table linens. Aprons. Cookbooks. Gadgets. Salad bowls. Pepper mills. Cutting boards. Your local source for unique cookware and gifts. Knowledgeable staff and friendly service. Of course we also serve the freshest locally roasted coffees and tastiest teas and pastries. Free wireless Internet. Drive-thru in front of Office Depot.

FOR THE BIRDS
15th St. & E. 2nd Ave., Durango
970-382-9396 • www.forthebirdsdurango.com
Discovering backyard nature. Wave to us from the train!

HONEYVILLE
33633 Hwy. 550 N, Durango (10 miles north of Durango)
800-676-7690 • www.honeyville.com
Stop and see the Bees make honey! Premium Honeys and Jellies. Colorado wildflower honey, homemade jams, honey wines, gift packages, free catalog. Free samples. Chocolate Honey. 10 miles north of Durango on Hwy 550.

THE JEWELRY WORKS
965 Main Ave., Durango
970-247-3173 • www.thejewelryworks.com
Remember Durango at The Jewelry works. Creators of custom one-of-a-kind jewelry and exclusive dealer of Surrisi timepieces.

A SHARED BLANKET
104 East 5th St. (adjacent to train depot), Durango
970-247-9210 • www.asharedblanket.com
Museum-quality Native American art and artifacts.

TRINKETS & TREASURES
747 Main Ave., Durango
970-259-0279 • www.durangotrinkets.com
Gifts and souvenirs for all occasions. Christmas gifts. Jewelry. Greeting cards. Souvenirs. T-Shirts. Made in Colorado gifts.