Pagosa Springs, Colorado was a place of wonder in the days of the Native Americans. It was also a place of constant battle between tribes, for it’s hot springs were said to have therapeutic powers. The Great Pagosa Springs still bring people from all over to enjoy in it’s relaxing and naturally therapeutic waters, making Pagosa Springs a great place to bring the whole family for your summer vacation.

Hot Springs

I guess it would make since that the first thing you do when visiting a place renowned for it’s natural springs is visit those springs. The Great Pagosa Springs have attracted people for centuries due to the overwhelmingly relaxing, and peaceful waters.. Bring the whole family and enjoy what people have been enjoying for centuries!

Camping

The wilderness that surrounded Pagosa Springs is something to marvel at. What better way to do so then to camp underneath the stars in one of Pagosa Springs fine camping facilities. Whether you like to bring a tent and do that old fashioned way, or bring the whole family and the R.V, Pagosa Springs has what you need. There are plenty of designated camping grounds on the site, as well as plenty of national forest to do on your own.

Fishing

Colorado is known for it’s fishing. Just about every resort in Colorado has fantastic fishing. Pagosa Springs is no exception, boasting plenty of rivers and lakes with high Trout activity. Choose from many fantastic locations such as Lake Capote, and Opal lake, all of which are known for bringing in high quality Trout. Put fishing on your agenda while visiting Pagosa, Springs.

Hiking

Another way to take in all of the wonderful visuals at Pagosa Springs, Colorado is to hike one of their many designated hiking trails. it’s a fun, healthy, and exciting way to see everything Pagosa Springs has to offer. Don’t forget to bring a copy of the U.S. National Forest Service Map for guidance through the trails. Pack a backpack, and make a day out it, all the while taking in the crisp Colorado mountain air.

Rafting and Kayaking

A great way to get a little adventuress in Pagosa Springs is to raft and/or kayaking down the San Juan River. The river can be a little rough at times, but is perfect for a nice one man kayak, or family size raft. This is a great way to see some of the wild life, while enjoying the challenge the river throws at you. Paddle hard, and hold on tight!