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Things To do:

 Skiing and Snowboarding:

Wolf Creek Ski Area hosts an average of 465 inches of snow a year

Hiking/Treking/Cross Country:

There are hundreds of available trails and hikes located throughout the area.

Golfing:

A spectacular course with 27 championship holes. It is both beautiful and challenging.

Fly Fishing:

The waters of the San Juan River is a fishermen's paradise.

Whitewater Rafting:

Its a thrilling ride in the spring when an incredible amount of mountain snow melts.
PAGOSA SPRINGS



Archuleta County covers 1,364 square miles that is mostly hilly or mountainous terrain. Elevations range from 6,000 feet to 13,150 feet. The San Juan River and three of its major tributaries (the Piedra River, Rio Blanco, and Navajo River) have their headwaters in the adjacent San Juan Mountains and cut through the county. The Town of Pagosa Springs lies in the San Juan River Valley at an elevation of 7,000 feet.
 & SURROUNDING AREA

The San Juan National Forest, Rio Grande National Forest and the Weminuche Wilderness
 provide more than 1 million acres of nature's play land to explore. To truly experience the awesome peaks and natural beauty, you need to hike into the backcountry, smell the fragrant wildflowers, feel the mist rising from a waterfall and absorb the amazing rays on top of a 12,000 foot ridge.

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