After checkout, we checked out the railway museum, drove around the Fort Lewis College campus and walked around downtown as a family. We were all impressed with the free museum and it was a nice day to be outside. The drive to Pagosa Springs and up over Wolf Creek were beautiful and the view of the Sangre de Cristo range on the way to Alamosa was stunning.
It was a short day on the road and we chose to stay in Alamosa (a bummy town according to D-man) vs. right at the entrance of the park. While Mexican food was originally the plan, we decided we wanted to eat outside and found a brewery downtown with outside seating before the sun went down. We wrapped up the night touring Alamosa State (not a great feel to campus). Being able to see these these different campuses and talk about them is something D-man hasn’t willing to do so this is progress.
View of the river from our hotel room in Durango
The cool coffee shop we got our coffee in downtown Durango
Historic hotel on Main Street
The view of Durango and the mountains from Fort Lewis College
Historic train depot
The museum
The mountains above Pagosa Springs
San Luis Brewing Co for dinner
The moon rising above Alamosa
We missed the 1st palindrome on this trip, but got the 2nd one - 186k on our Honda minivan.
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