Pet Friendly Things To Do in Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Whether you�re an athlete or just someone who enjoys a great massage, San Juan Sports Massage has the right... More on Sanjuansportsmassage.com

I would highly recommend him to anyone interested in deep tissue massage . More on TripAdvisor

Shy Rabbit Contemporary Arts is the Place for Contemporary Arts in Southwest. Entering ... More on TripAdvisor

Classes are two-days over the weekend, after which a dip in the Pagosa Hot Springs refreshes one before enj... More on TripAdvisor

Spilling hundreds of feet over a precipice of dark volcanic rock, Fourmile Falls makes an interesting destination in the Weminuche Wilderness north of Pagosa Springs. Accessed by a short and easy h... More on Trails

This trail is a great sampler of the beauty of Colorado. We went there for More on Trails

F rom the beginning, Astraddle A Saddle has been a family operation. We have been associated with the Wyndh... More on Astraddleasaddle.com

Beautiful riding through the mountains! More on GeckoGo

Pagosa Springs is unique and famous for its hot springs which are comparable to a nice Spa visit. More on GeckoGo

The San Juan River spends most of its time in New Mexico and Utah. However, it starts in Colorado high country, up near Wolf Creek Pass. Its beginnings are in mountain creeks, but even by the time it reaches Pagosa Springs, it has ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Rent kayaks or book a white- water- rafting trip through Pagosa Outside, a reputable one- stop outfitter fo... More on travelandleisure

We rented the tubes and rode down the rapids for the afternoon. This was a great experience for the money! ... More on TripAdvisor

On a September day in 1979, an event occurred that took wildlife experts and land managers by surprise: a bow hunter killed an attacking grizzly bear with a pocket knife. What was so unusual about this incident was that it took place ... More on Trails

The Rio Blanco River originates in the San Juan Mountain range in southwestern Colorado, flows through Archuleta County and eventually enters the San Juan River approximately ten miles south of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. The headwaters ... More on AnglerWeb.com