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Activities
Jeep the 4 Corners
Hike the 4 Corners
Fish the 4 Corners
Golf the 4 Corners
Raft the 4 Corners
Hunt the 4 Corners
Ski the 4 Corners
Slot Canyons of the
4 Corners
Horseback Ride
the 4 Corners
Other Communities Nearby;
Ignacio
Bayfield
Durango
Attractions Nearby;
Vallecito Reservoir
Chimney Rock
Navajo Reservoir
Earth Class Mail
White Water Rafting On The Arkansas River
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Pagosa Springs is a mountain town and is the gateway
to numerous attractions within the Four Corners area. You can experience
two historic narrow-gauge railroads, visit ancestral Puebloan ruins,
soak in the Hot Springs, enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains
and visit all they have to offer.
The Hot Springs in Pagosa Springs
Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad
Take this scenic, narrow-gauge train
trip across the Continental Divide from Chama, New Mexico to Antonito, Colorado, on North America's longest
and highest narrow-gauge steam railroad. 888-286-2737
Skiing
Not one, but two ski areas within easy driving distance from Pagosa
Springs. Wolf Creek Ski Area is just 28 miles east of town and boasts
the most natural snow in the state of Colorado. Over 1,600 acres of
ski terrain, everything for beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders.
Durango Mountain Resort is located just 93 miles west of Pagosa Springs.
With over 1,200 acres of ski and snowboard terrain, for beginners to
experts, plus a tubing area. Year-round activities abound at DMR. Wolf
Creek Ski Area 970-264-5639; Durango Mountain Resort 800-525-0892.
Upper San Juan Historical Museum
Located in town, this museum offers a fascinating and extensive display
of the early day Pagosa Springs area. Open during summer months. 970-264-4424
Waterfalls
Pagosa Country has some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the state.
There are at least 25 waterfalls throughout the area. You may choose
some of the more accessible ones or venture into the scenic mountains
to view their dazzling display. Don't forget to take your camera.
Winter Activities
From downhill and cross country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, snowmobiling,
and sleigh rides, Pagosa Springs offers a wide array of activities during
the winter months. Don’t miss Santa Claus at the Chamber of Commerce
or the Community Choir’s holiday concert, and the annual Parade
of Lights.
Wolf Creek Pass
Drive through the spectacular San Juan National Forest across the Continental
Divide at an elevation of 10,857 feet. Have a picnic on top of the world
at the transmitter site at the public picnic grounds. During winter
travel please call (970) 264-5555 for local road conditions.
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Echo Lake State Park
This well-stocked lake tests the expertise of all fishing enthusiasts.
Fred Harman Art Museum
Open daily. Enjoy the original western paintings by Fred Harman, creator
of Red Ryder and Little Beaver. Rodeo, movie and western memorabilia
are also on display. 970-731-5785
Hot Mineral Springs and Baths
Since the days of the Indians, these mineral springs have been famous
for their healing qualities and are reputed to be the world's hottest
mineral springs. The Springs Resort 800-225-0934; The Spa at Pagosa
Springs 800-832-5523.
Pagosa Springs Golf Club
Pagosa Springs Golf Club is truly a mountain masterpiece. At the base
of the majestic San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado, Pagosa
Springs Golf Club offers 27 holes of Championship golf guaranteed
to challenge and entertain.
970-731-4755
Rocky Mountain Wildlife Park
You will get an up-close view of native wildlife at this growing park.
The accompanying museum and gift shop offer a display of mounted animals,
western and wildlife art, furs and photography. 970-264-5546
Shopping
A wide array of merchandise awaits the discriminating shopper. Antiques,
fine handcrafted furniture, gift stores, jewelry, art galleries, health
foods, gourmet items, books, sporting goods, western wear and much
more are available in our local stores and shops.
Chimney
Rock Archaeology Area
Ancestral Puebloan ruins are located a short drive away midway
between Pagosa Springs and Navajo
Lake. From mid May to the end of September, you can take a trip
back in time as you enjoy a guided tour and learn about the historical
culture of these Native Americans.
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