4-wheeling / ATVs :: Pagosa Springs Colorado

4-wheeling in Pagosa Springs Colorado

Posted on October 20, 2010 by mmitchell | 9 Comments

by Norm Vance Always navigate with a U.S. National Forest Service Map and U.S.G.S. Topo Maps when possible. On the maps, FDR numbers refer to like numbers on the Forest Service Map identifying forest access roads. Other three-digit numbers identify non-improved roads and trails. The Forest Service Map is difficult for people with impaired vision. Hiking trails are shown with…

Pagosa Springs RV Park, Cabins & ATV Rentals

Posted on April 20, 2016 by jacquearagon | 4 Comments

Pagosa Springs Cabins and RV Park offer ATV Rentals to enhance your stay in Pagosa Springs! You can choose between our Polaris 2 passenger or our Kawasaki 4 passenger to get you to the back country in style and comfort. Each machine comes with a roof, windshield and a complimentary cooler with water. We provide helmets, goggles and bandannas. It…

East Fork Adventures

Posted on September 10, 2012 by jacquearagon | 2 Comments

The East Fork of the San Juan River flows down from the lofty heights of the Continental Divide. Water from melting snow plunges down a narrow canyon and then flows into a great wide valley at lower elevation and then into the San Juan River. This is one of the few remaining hardcore jeep trails that crest the Continental Divide….

Blue Creek and Devil Mountain 4×4 trails in Pagosa Springs

Posted on October 20, 2010 by mmitchell | 2 Comments

by Norm Vance There are many short off-road trails in the Pagosa Country area but many are too short to cover here. Most of the old trails have either been closed to motorized use or improved to Forest Access Road status. There are hundreds of miles of these improved roads the off-road driver will enjoy. See the U.S. Forest Service…

Pagosa Springs Off Road Trails – East Fork Road and Elwood Pass

Posted on October 20, 2010 by mmitchell | 3 Comments

by Norm Vance The East Fork Road and Elwood Pass are special places in Pagosa Country. The East Fork of the San Juan River flows down from the lofty heights of the Continental Divide. Water from melting snow plunges down a narrow canyon and then flows into a great wide valley at lower elevation and then into the San Juan…

Pagosa Springs Off Road Map

Posted on October 20, 2010 by mmitchell | 0 Comments

History of the East Fork/ Old Military Trail