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Home in Silverton
The Russian Princess Historic Home
Historic 1883 Victorian home on the main street of downtown Silverton with long driveway to park truck/trailer or several cars. Walking distance to restaurants, grocery, and shops. Park your car and walk or bike everywhere for the rest of your stay. The Russian Princess features master-crafted finishes such as hardwood floors, stained glass and banister along with modern appointments and fast Wifi. Enjoy natural light in every room with views of downtown Silverton and the surrounding mountains.
$200 per night
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Apartment in Silverton
The Double Diamond, a cozy mountain home.
This cozy duplex has a great location right in Silverton, Colorado just a couple minutes walk from Main Street, the grocery store, liquor store, and everything else town has to offer. Windows specifically placed for views and decorative relics from the early mining days give you the feeling of historic Silverton with the comforts of a modern stay. From the front yard you can hear the waterfall on Kendall and watch the train chug into town. Truly the perfect stay all your San Juan adventures.
$174 per night
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Apartment in Telluride
Lovely little slice of Telluride!
We've re-designed and recently completed a lovely remodel. We've opened up walls, taken out extraneous owner's closets and made it into a much more usable short-term rental. Though the 1 bedroom condo is only 450 square feet, it feels like the perfect amount of space for a 4 person family or a couple and a couple friends. State, County and Local Combined Taxes included Colorado Sales Tax License - #30373582 Telluride Business and Sales Tax License - #017074
$168 per night

Stay near Silverton's top sights

Handlebars Food & Saloon4 locals recommend
Coffee Bear Silverton5 locals recommend
Avalanche Brewing Company4 locals recommend

Silverton house rentals

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Home in Telluride
Walk 1-2 blocks to main st/gondo/lift/festivals
$103 per night
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Home in Ouray
Best View - Ouray & Amphitheater
$150 per night
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Home in Ridgway
Ouray- Simple Life in the San Juan’s
$195 per night
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Home in Durango
Polar Express Room! Hot Tub, Views, Espresso Bar!
$228 per night
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Home in Ouray
Cozy Cabin in the woods
$155 per night
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Home in Ridgway
Sunny Studio in Town
$97 per night
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Home in Durango
Purple Juniper: Downtown, 4 Blocks to Main, Sunny
$139 per night
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Home in Durango
Purgatory Mountain Getaway
$209 per night
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Home in Ouray
Ouray Hot Springs Condos "Garden View" 1st Floor
$202 per night
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Home in Durango
Galaxyland Modern Guest House In-Town, Durango, CO
$150 per night
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Home in Lake City
D Gowdy Studio Open All Year
$130 per night
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Home in Durango
Peaceful Creekside Retreat - No pet fees!
$335 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Silverton

Total rentals

70 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

40 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

40 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

30 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

3K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$70 before taxes and fees

Your guide to Silverton

All About Silverton

Nestled in a small valley surrounded by the soaring Rocky Mountains in the southwestern corner of Colorado, Silverton is a once-booming mining town that has become a hub for mountaineers and hikers, due to its location within 15 miles of seven of Colorado’s tallest mountains. You can still see reminders of its heyday in the town’s colorful brick and wood buildings, which now house small shops, cozy cafes, and mom-and-pop restaurants.

If you want to learn more about the town’s historic main industry, head over to the Old Hundred Gold Mine, where you can go 1,500 feet underground to experience what it was like to be a miner, or to the Mayflower Gold Mill to find out how the gold was processed. And if you’re here to explore Colorado’s heights, the 20-mile-long Alpine Loop Scenic Byway gives you the chance to take in the enormous mountains and glaciers while winding your way through rugged alpine canyons.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Silverton

Located 9,000 feet above sea level in the Rocky Mountains, Silverton experiences wide springs between its summer heat and winter chill, though both are tempered by its dry alpine climate.

The beautiful summer days, with clear skies and many hours of sunshine, are ideal for hiking and mountain biking (though you’ll want to bring plenty of water to drink). Each August, the city hosts an arts festival in which local artists showcase their work alongside live music performers. The temperature is a bit cooler during the day in spring and fall, but the vibrant colors of the spring flowers and autumn leaves turn the mountainside into a sea of color. Do note: Because of the high elevation, the temperature regularly drops below freezing at night through most of the year, with the exception of the height of summer. Meanwhile, the winter is the slowest time of the year in Silverton, so this is a great time to visit if you want to avoid the crowds. Although the temperature can get quite chilly, this is the perfect opportunity to try some of the nearby winter activities or spend time exploring the many shops, restaurants, and bars.


Top things to do in Silverton

Christ of the Mine Shrine

Sitting 500 feet above Silverton on the slope of Anvil Mountain, this 16-foot-tall statue of Jesus mounted on a stone pedestal has been looking down over the city for the past 60 years. A hike up to the shrine rewards hikers with fantastic views over the city of Silverton.

Alpine Loop

This famed 65-mile-long road takes you through evergreen forests, over craggy, granite cliffs, and past the summits of some of the tallest of the Rocky Mountains while it navigates through two 12,000-foot-high mountain passes. The loop is only open during the summer, and due to extremely rugged terrain, it is best explored in an all-wheel-drive vehicle.

Kendall Mountain

During the winter, this soaring mountain is home to miles of snowmobile tracks where you can snowshoe, cross-country ski, and ride fat bikes. As the snow melts, you can hike to one of the three summits to get amazing views of the surrounding mountain ranges. During the summer, it is also possible to explore the mountain via the Kendall Mountain Road.

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