You’ve probably heard of Wolf Creek Pass—more than 400 inches of snow each winter and elevation of 10,857 feet. in summer when the snow melts this pass is an epic Rocky Mountain Ride! The road is great, featuring twisting, turning, grinding grades that pitch upwards of 10%. This route has been laid out in [...]
The San Juan String Band returns to Williams Creek Reservoir for an evening concert on Saturday, July 31 at 7:00 p.m. The members of the San Juan String Band have combined their passion for the environment with their love of music, to provide conservation education and environmental awareness messages for the public. Their fun, interactive [...]
Free Performance for the Community Pagosa Springs Town Park will once again be the location for a free performance for area residents and visitors on Wednesday, July 28 at 12 noon. This year’s presentation will be an alternative offering for Family Festivo. Everyone is invited to bring a picnic lunch to the park, sit [...]
View a video on the latest CRUSE-A-THONG event in Pagosa Springs:
Purchase your 2010 Elk hunting license today at a variety of stores in town including Ski and Bow Rack, Eagle Mountain Mercantile, and Terry’s Ace!
There has been a marked increase in Bear sitings around Pagosa Country this summer, which I think is quite fun, except for the fact that this bear managed to tear down all my bird feeders even though I had placed them extra high. He seems to be a very clever bear. In the upper Piedra [...]
The real estate market here in Pagosa Springs continues to see marked improvement! The overall volume and unit sales to date is roughly 43% better that it was one year ago at the turn of 2009. Traditionally, here in our resort town of Pagosa Springs, the 4′th of July marks a major upswing of buying [...]
Former Favorite Pagosan, Sally Hameister, pops up in Portland The unemployment stats from the recent Pew Research Center report sound dire — young adults and minorities hit hardest, middle-aged men pushed out of the marketplace, older Americans working into their sunset years — but there’s always an upside. So for inspiration I’ve been talking to [...]
For more information please call Pagosa Springs Chamber of Commerce at (970) 264.2360. To sign up as a vendor, entertainment, or just to come out and enjoy: learn more here.
“All Things Horse” Opens We will have a variety of artwork in both two and three dimension depicting the love of horses by artists in the Pagosa Springs area, New Mexico and California. Randy Albers, a self-taught artist and Pagosa resident has been painting in oils for more than 25 years. She and her husband [...]
On July 17th, take a run through some of the most remote and pristine old growth forest in the United States. The climbs are great, topping out at just over 9,800′ with more than 5,000′ of vertical gain. The ultra off-road course visits several mountain areas to the west of Turkey Springs, Chris Mountain, Middle [...]
The Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad has returned to its normal operating schedule, despite last month’s fire at an historic trestle in northern New Mexico. It’s expected to take months to replace the decades-old Lobato Trestle — four miles from Chama, N.M. — that was burned on June 23. Passengers still are departing Chama like [...]
SHY RABBIT Contemporary Arts: Gallery, Studio & Workshops, continues ‘Paper & Clay 3’ through August 8, featuring a diverse selection of original ceramics and hand-pressed prints. There is something for everyone in this wide-ranging show, whether you are a longtime collector of fine art prints and ceramics, or simply an appreciator of art, interested in [...]
News from: Wolf Creek Anglers Greetings, We hope that all of you had a safe & fun 4th of July weekend. First off sorry to all of you for the delay in sending out newsletters lately, but we have been extremely busy. All in all I’m going to keep this newsletter short and sweet fishing [...]
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