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It Could Happen To You – Outdoor Adventure in Pagosa Springs

Posted on November 16, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

Okay. This may be a sneaky way to get your attention but now that you are here … it could happen to you. It is getting late in the season but the snow has not yet fallen to the lowest elevations so you head out for a backpack trip that requires only a two mile hike. As could happen any…

Hiker Gone Rogue – Hunting In Pagosa Country

Posted on October 29, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

The following is a somewhat true, maybe snippets of a somewhat exaggerated recounting of my experience as a hiker gone hunting. Background. It was over thirty years ago that I spent a day out with an elder neighbor friend with the plan of going bunny hunting. What I remember is that I didn’t particularly like the taste of bunny. Flash…

Hiker Gone Rogue – Hunting In Pagosa Country (cont.)

Posted on October 29, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

Day Two. No time for coffee or tea. Shove in some oatmeal and pull on the same clothes as yesterday with the one extra layer I’d wished I’d had last night. The sun is still hours from rising but we have to find our spot before the elk can spot us. Yesterday, I’d learned that, “The elk are where the…

Hiker Gone Rogue – Hunting In Pagosa Country (last cont.)

Posted on October 29, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

Day Five. Leaving the house early, it was a 45-minute drive to the pull-over I wanted to stop. This was my third choice of where I considered the elk would be found in the midst of rifle season. Alone, and armed only with a camera, the frozen grass shared my foot prints with anyone who would choose to follow. Blackness…

Away From The Crowds – Leche Creek Trail

Posted on October 10, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

When you think of Colorado the most often conjured thought are peaks jutting 14,000-feet into the Colorado blue sky. A line of rugged precipices bring “oh’s” and “ah’s” and then the gasping of breath that only climbing that elevation can bring. And while, yes, they are beautiful those of us who live here in southwest Colorado know that our South…

Pagosa’s Favorite Hiking Trail

Posted on September 27, 2011 by jacquearagon | 0 Comments

The Four Mile trail is one of Pagosa’s most popular hikes. Winding through a river valley to reach the Four Mile Falls, the trail has its ups and downs but can be classified between ‘easy’ and ‘intermediate.’ The biggest challenge for some may be the sum total 7 miles of hiking required to visit and return from the waterfall. Every…

Pagosa Springs Hiking Series

Posted on August 1, 2011 by mmitchell | 0 Comments

By Stacy Boone Point A to Point B Hiking Series Wikipedia says that hiking is an outdoor activity which consists of walking in outdoor environments, often in mountainous or other scenic terrain. We’ve all been out there and seen the sprinters with bright white tennis shoes, the dog tired overly big backpackers, families with dawdling children who have chocolate smeared…

Hiking / Climbing Pagosa Peak

Posted on July 20, 2011 by normvance | 2 Comments

See this photo in enlarged format click here. Disclaimer. The commonly used trail to Pagosa Peak described here is not an official trail nor is it shown on the Forest Service map. Exercise extreme caution, travel with a good map and be careful. This map is not for navagation and is shown only to give direction to the trail. The…

Hiking Fourmile Falls Trail in Pagosa Springs

Posted on June 23, 2011 by mmitchell | 0 Comments

By Stacy Boone of StepOutdoors Colorado I rather snickered to myself when I pulled into the parking lot. No one anywhere. Everything was quiet. From the trailhead to the waterfall that was plummeting hundreds of feet my only encounters would be of spider webs, nodding western red columbine and the shadows of the Englemann Spruce that stood strong and stoically…

Mountain Biking Trails in Pagosa Springs Colorado

Posted on October 20, 2010 by mmitchell | 0 Comments

All ages of visitors and locals enjoy mountain biking in the Pagosa area. There are many scenic trails in the area, and they vary in difficulty. Here’s a quick look at some of the most popular mountain biking trails: Willow Draw Class: Intermediate Length: 16 miles (25.76 km) Willow Draw is a scenic loop from the junction of US 160…

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