Silverton Vacations

Silverton Mountain offers North America's most challenging backcountry skiing with a single lift to 1,819 acres of ungroomed terrain. Expert skiers navigate natural bowls and chutes in pristine wilderness.

Island Lake's striking turquoise waters surround a small island, creating a photographer's paradise in the San Juan Mountains. The challenging hike rewards with panoramic views and vibrant summer wildflower meadows.

This historic depot marks the northern terminus of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, preserving 19th-century railway charm. Explore its original features before wandering Silverton's mining-era downtown.

At 10,910 feet, Molas Pass delivers panoramic views of the San Juan Mountains along the Million Dollar Highway. Bring layers for the alpine climate and allow 30 minutes to appreciate the majestic Colorado wilderness.

Perched at 11,000 feet in the San Juan Mountains, this preserved ghost town reveals Colorado's mining boom through authentic 19th-century buildings. Explore the Duncan House while surrounded by alpine splendor.

Vibrant turquoise alpine lakes await at the end of this challenging San Juan Mountains trail. Traverse wildflower meadows in summer months for panoramic vistas and the striking blue waters that give Ice Lakes its name.

The Ice Lakes Trail rewards hikers with alpine meadows and strikingly turquoise waters nestled among towering peaks. Visit in July or August to witness the spectacular wildflower blooms that carpet the mountainside.

This community-focused ski area offers gentle slopes and stunning mountain views in Silverton, Colorado. Enjoy affordable winter fun with skiing and sledding in a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere perfect for families.