Exploring Durango, Honeyville and the Pinkerton Hot Springs
Our first stop was the Durango Welcome Center. We picked up some info on the Durango Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.
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| Friendly helpful employees. |
Honeyville.
Honey, honey and more honey. Anything and everything that can be made with honey can be found here. I would sound like Forest Gump naming shrimp dishes if I started listing all the different honey products they offer. If I (Scott) had to pick just one item, it would be the Honey Whiskey. Not too sweet and very smooth.
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| Honeyville |
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| Rocky Mountain Raw Honey |
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| Honey Whisky |
Just down the road from Honeyville was the Pinkerton Hot Springs. It reminded me of something out of Jurassic Park. The water supposedly has medicinal properties.
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| Pinkerton Hot Springs |
While exploring downtown we came across the Durango Crafts and Spirits Tasting Room.
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| Durango Crafts and Spirits |
They produce Soiled Doves Vodka. Scott had the Clipper. A Bloody Mary garnished with lemon, cherry tomato, pepperoncini and celery. Dana had the Kellenberger julep. Fresh mint muddled with raspberry simple syrup and raspberry infused vodka. Both were tasty.
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