“a recreational trail”
The Animas River Trail (ART), a hard surface shared-use path, is the centerpiece of the city’s trail system. It stretches nearly 7 miles through Durango’s Animas River Greenway. The ART serves as the spine of the city’s overall trail network and provides easy access to a variety of parks, open spaces and natural surface trails; the community recreation center, the public library, downtown Durango, neighborhoods and schools. The Animas River Trail is a recreational trail as well as an important component of the city’s transportation network. The ART is used extensively by area residents and visitors alike and is consistently rated as one of Durango top amenities.
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The Animas River is one of the last free-flowing rivers in the state of Colorado, and its name is derived from a Spanish translation meaning “river of lost souls.” This dreamy river flows between the mountains coming down, even from the peaks. It is popular among white water rafters and tubers alike because of its exciting currents.
The swimming area around Baker’s Bridge is a local favorite. Jumping from the bridge into the river below is something folks can be seen doing in the summer months. This favorite swimming area is easily accessible from the Animas River Trail, which can be accessed by both hikers and bikers alike.
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