Went into every trinket, treasure, gift and tshirt shop and came back to this one as the very best…read more This shop has high quality, soft T-shirts and more! Beautiful little shop!

I kept walking past this souvenir shop, and kept seeing this t-shirt in the window I wanted…read more Because the town has been closing shop at 6pm (because of covid) I said I better go now, or I'm not going to be able to get it. So I ran in, went to the t-shirt section, and luckily they had one left in my size. While the cashier was ringing my purchase up, I took a look around, and thought I have to come back here before we leave to go home tomorrow. They had so many interesting cute souvenir items, and the prices seemed reasonable for a resort town. I was in and out within 5 minutes. But in that five minutes I could see that anything you could possible want that says Durango, or Colorado, or both is in this store. By the time we got back from our excursion the store was closed, and I was disappointed, because we had to leave early in the morning. I didn't have a chance to get anything except my t-shirt. :( I will have to plan a trip for next fall when the leaves are changing. Such a beautiful time to visit Durango. Make sure you bring extra dough though as this town is expensive.

Absolutely breathtaking. Visiting Mesa Verde was one of those rare experiences where the landscape…read moreand history come together in a way that truly stays with you. Seeing the ancient cliff dwellings carved into the canyon walls is incredible--but what made it even more special were the sweeping mountain views in the distance, some still capped with snow. The contrast of colors--deep reds, warm earth tones, and crisp whites--felt almost unreal. There's a peacefulness here that's hard to describe. It's quiet, expansive, and grounding. You don't just "see" Mesa Verde--you feel it. Tip: Give yourself at least 4 hours to explore properly. There's a lot to take in, and you don't want to rush it. Also, if you're hoping to go on one of the guided tours into the dwellings, plan far ahead--those book out months, sometimes even a year in advance. A must-see if you appreciate history, nature, and moments that take your breath away.

This is a huge, beautiful, and modern visitor center. On one end you can glimpse their archival…read moresection that preserves the artifacts found here and the research work going on. The other end has a bookshop and a small museum that gives context to the history of the area. Since the national park is so large, I had to ask a ranger for clarification to see what areas of the park were open. Wetherill Mesa is currently closed due to construction. There's also free wifi (you can use it to download the NPS app and get more information during your visit) and clean bathrooms.

True has a great selection of Colorado themed tees and hoodies. Their unique designs are a…read morerefreshing take on the traditional souvenir t-shirt. They also have really cool hats, socks and Rayban sunglasses.

So many wonderful things I could say about this gift shop ! The owner is lovely and very…read moreknowledgeable on her Native American collection! The art is outstanding and I love finding little treasures every single time! And the price is very fair ! Stop by next time you are in Pagosa Springs Colorado -- you won't be disappointed!

Such a great place. Staff is amazing and there is a great selection of "stuff" from cute souvenirs…read morein a wide price range, to the rock and crystal shop, to the back Native American shop with a really nice selection of art and jewelry. Highly recommend if you are a rock hound or just love rocks or have kids to buy a geode to crack. Fun for all There is a whole section of Colorado rocks also.

A new review based on our most recent visit in 2021! I popped in to buy some new Telluride shirts…read morefor my boys (12mo and 4T) and was so bummed to see that they had the exact same shirts as last year! Was hoping for new designs. They were also completely out of the sizes that I needed so it was a bust for the kiddos. I, however, did score a cool navy blue Telluride hat that will be one of my mama uniform staples!

We loved this little shop. I asked if my little dog could come in and he was welcomed with open…read morearms. The Manager is super nice, helpful and clearly loves his job.  We found the Perfect Shirt that my husband loves and would stop back again when we are in the area. Great job!

Such a cute little shop and very friendly employees. They have a big selection of items to choose…read morefrom and all for a great price.

My husband and I visited Pagosa Springs as part of our honeymoon. We absolutely loved it there. It…read morewas a very small town and didn't have much tourism. I made a comment to my husband that this was a place people came to retire in. That being said, there was not many places for us to find souvenirs for our family! This shop was one of maybe three that we visited and where we ended up buying our souvenirs. The shop is split up into two main sections. The front is where the more delicate and fragile homemade/community made items were located. The items were a little pricey in the front. I get it, it's homemade and the skill and labor that goes into it comes with a cost; however, nothing worth the price caught our eyes. The back was where the touristy items/homemade bath/spa items were. We browsed both areas, but we eventually only bought items in the back of the store. I liked that there were testers for the spa items, like the lotions and sprays. I would have regretted buying some of them just based off the names. We also bought some T shirts that were half off, which was a really good deal! As for the service, no one really spoke to us while we were there. We didn't mind since we like to just browse and shop at our own pace. Especially being tourists, not really looking for anything specific. The lady that checked us out was friendly.

I was in shopping yesterday (June 5,2022) and found the sales associates helpful, friendly and…read morecourteous. The shirts were priced fairly well and I was able to purchase what I was looking for. The store was very well stocked with all different styles, colors, sizes and designs and I would definitely shop there in the future again.

Who OWNS THIS STORE?!? As I was checking out, the manager handed me my change. As I replied with…read more"thank you ma'am" she (it) mumbled under their breath "you're welcome sir" (I'm clearly a female). I asked her to repeat herself, she said "I didn't say anything." When I could see she was nervous knowing that I caught her snark comment i again asked her to repeat what she said to my face. Very nervously she said "I said, 'you're welcome sir', it doesn't feel good does it?" - and perceived to give me, what she thought, as a lesson on not assuming someone's gender...at a tshirt company in Durango CO she tried correcting my morals and manners. An actual joke of a human that's clearly too confused with her own life that she should not be working anywhere near the public. Much less overcharging them for the same merchandise you can get right next door (obviously had I known before I wouldn't have purchased anything there).

A local resident sent me here for the best coffee in town and they weren't wrong. My coffee was…read moreindividually made, very fresh, and tasty. There is also a great selection of Indigenous arts to peruse, making for great browsing. Very friendly service. Highly recommended!

This trading post is the real deal . The company is always wonderful and I never feel pressured …read more Wayne has been its proprietor for many years .

A Telluride institution! Lots of offers by local authors and writers. Great coffee. I do miss the…read moreold location, but the new location is a quick 5 minute walk.

One of the main things I love about going to indie bookstores is the ability to find both new,…read moreunique books you may have trouble finding elsewhere, and editions of classics you've never seen before. Between The Covers indeed had both! Including a picture of the one I was most fascinated by. If I had more money to my name I would've wiped their collection of Where's Waldo books clean. Great selection (definitely look at the staff picks!) of books for all ages, beautiful Telluride merch you won't find in the town's gift shops, and other cool miscellaneous stuff like kids toys and educational materials. They had some playing cards with Spanish / Italian / Japanese translations that I thought were really cool. A must if you're in town!