There is a new children's museum in Durango, and my mom wanted to take the girls. They LOVED it. It was small, but full of things to do, touch, climb on, etc. We stayed for quite a few hours, and they would have stayed for more.
We saw this bike/carriage thing and thought it looked like fun so we decided to rent it out for half an hour. Holy cow, this thing was hard pedal. Half an hour was long enough! The girls enjoyed their front seat view (with no pedaling).
There is a bridge in Durango that my brothers and I called the "wobbly bridge." Or maybe that is the actual name of the bridge. I have no clue. The thing wobbles when you walk across it and I always thought it was fun. The girls liked it too, and liked watching the people go down the river in kayaks and rafts.
We went to main street for dinner and souvenirs and watched the train come it. The girls thought it was so cool! I want to take them on the train sometime. They would love it!
Outside Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. I love this place and go every time I am in Durango. Never mind the fact that there is one just down the road in Durham (and I think maybe even one in Raleigh). I don't go to those ones (I personally don't think the stores should be allowed outside of the Rocky Mountains). I love the caramel apples! We are going to try and recreate them this fall.
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