Pagosa Springs, Colorado Mountain Activities & Recreation

With so much to do in Pagosa Springs, you might have a hard time deciding what to do first. Get an upclcose view of native Colorado wildlife at the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Park, or venture into the wilderness, near or far, to discover one of the over 25 waterfalls in the area. Echo Lake, fully stocked, offers a challenge to the most experienced fishing enthusiasts, and visiting the Chimney rock Archaeological Area will throw you back 1,000 years into the history of the Pueblo Indians. Add to that museums, golf courses and the Mesa Verde nearby, as well as hiking, backpacking, camping and boating, and you have the paradise that is Pagosa Springs Colorado.

Nestled in the Southwestern corner of the State, Pagosa Springs is blessed with snowfall to make the gods envious. With nearby ski resorts Wolf Creek, 28 miles away, and Durango Mountain Resort just 93 miles west, both boasting over 1,200 acres of incredible terrain and the most natural snow in the state, Pagosa Springs offers a hub for your winter activities. Snowshoeing, snowmobiling, sleigh rides and an annual parade of lights come Christmas, this is one adventure you don’t want to miss.