Well, yes, we do. Come as you are is the preferred fashion in Durango. Sweaters, fleece, or light jackets are recommended for summer evenings. Fall days are cool and dry, perfect for a mountain hike or drive to see the golden aspen and red-orange scrub oak.
Winters are mostly mild and sunny.
And it sticks around a long time. Our high altitude affects each individual differently. Avoid altitude sickness by drinking plenty of water, eating light meals that are high in carbohydrates and going easy on the strenuous exercise for the first couple of days. Common symptoms of altitude sickness are headaches, nausea and dizziness. Colorado is famous for changing weather conditions.