Highway and Road Travel
The main routes to and from Pagosa Springs are US Highway 160, which passes to and through the town on a roughly east west axis, and intersects with State Highway 84 coming from Chama, New Mexico, to the south.
Coming from the east, from Pueblo or Colorado Springs, just turn on to Hwy 160 at the Walsenburg exit, and stay on that road over Wolf Creek Pass into town. Coming from the west, from Durango or Farmington, you will stay on Hwy 160 heading east and come right into town on that road. Coming from the south, from Santa Fe or Albuquerque, stay on Hwy 84 until you take a sharp left turn in Chama NM, continuing on 84 to the “T” at the east edge of Pagosa Springs, then turn left into town.
Road conditions can be obtained from:
CDOT 877 315-7823 http://www.cotrip.org/
or local conditions from 970 264-5555.
Airport and Air Travel:
Stevens Field (Archuleta County Airport) is located three miles northwest of Pagosa Springs on Piedra Road and does not have commercial flights, only private planes.
Durango-La Plata County Airport, located 60 miles west of Pagosa is served by four air carriers and also Rio Grande Air, based in Albuquerque. Take Hwy 160 into Pagosa Springs.
The Albuquerque International Airport is located approximately 212 miles south of Pagosa. You can view the map to Pagosa.
Distance to Pagosa Springs
Colorado
Denver, Colorado = 270 Miles View map
Colorado Springs, Colorado =242 Miles
Pueblo, Colorado = 210 Miles
Walsenburg, Colorado = 160 Miles
Cortez, Colorado = 160 Miles
Alamosa, Colorado = 90 Miles
Creede, Colorado = 63 Miles
Durango, Colorado = 61 Miles View map
Bayfield, Colorado = 43 Miles
New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico = 212 Miles View map
Santa Fe, New Mexico = 160 Miles
Farmington, Mexico = 95 Miles
Chama, New Mexico = 48 Miles
Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona = 501 Miles
Source: www.mapquest.com
Maps: Pagosa Springs, Colorado, & the Southwest
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Southwest United States Weather Map
Paleogeologic Map of the Southwest United States during the Jurassic Era, 200 million years ago
