The mountainous terrain of the Four Corners region of Southwest Colorado not only attracted a myriad of ancient peoples, but it also attracted Spanish explorers and fortune seekers throughout the centuries. Each of these cultures left behind historical remnants to educate, explore, and entertain visitors to Pagosa Springs.
With such a rich cultural history, Pagosa Springs is a gateway to the past as much as it is a gateway to adventure and it begs to be explored. Surrounding the town is 2. The abundance of natural forests makes Pagosa Springs the perfect place for outdoor adventures. We have myriad opportunities for hiking, fishing, all forms of skiing, hunting, four wheel drives, snowmobiling, and numerous scenic drives.
With an average of days of sunshine and 4 definitive seasons, Pagosa Springs is an extraordinary place to live! For more infomation on activites, events, restaurants and shopping visit the Pagosa Springs Town Tourism website.
Instructors and Types of Classes. Community Center Calendar. Park Reservations and Fees. Small Event Reservation. Admire some of the most spectacular views that Pagosa Springs has to offer by heading to the Piedra River Trail. This canyon, located 16 miles north of Hwy on Piedra Road, is a go-to location. With trails suitable for all ages and activity levels, the Piedra River Trail offers an easy hike with jaw-dropping views.
While this hike can be squeezed in between other activities, many visitors recommend dedicating a half-day in order to thoroughly enjoy the spectacular scenery and catch the best views. Many people who visit Pagosa Springs are shocked to find that outdoor adventures can be found in all parts of the city, even downtown.
The stretch of the San Juan River that passes through the heart of Pagosa Springs is stocked with fish multiple times each year, making it the perfect place for those who like to fish daily. This destination just north up Piedra Road is known for its kokanee salmon and trout fishing. The San Juan River is a must-see destination for any time of the year.
In the summer months, rent an inflatable tube and float down the river as you admire the Pagosa Springs landscape. There are also commercial rafting trips offered from May to August. For those who prefer to stay on dry land, the trails that follow the shore of the river are perfect for long, scenic walks and lead to downtown Pagosa Springs.
Along the way, stop by one of the several natural hot springs for a relaxing soak, then head to town for a quality meal and to stroll through local shops. This popular tour company offers a wide range of activities for all interests and experience levels.
Choose from whitewater rafting, kayaking, tubing, or mountain biking led by skilled guides who are trained to keep you safe while you explore the best Pagosa Springs has to offer. For those looking to venture out on their own, Pagosa Springs also offers rental equipment for paddleboarding, kayaking, and disc golf. Enjoy a Kodak moment with a visit to Treasure Falls.
This natural waterfall is the most spectacular in the spring and fall when the greatest amount of water is flowing, but locals are known to visit year-round because of the popular walking trails. Those who are able to hike have the option to choose between the steep trail or the main trail. While both of these options lead best vantage point of the falls, those who are unable to hike will still enjoy this natural attraction as Treasure Falls is visible from the parking lot.
Many local Pagosa Springs residents choose to visit Diamond Hitch Stables for an afternoon of family fun.
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