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The Art and Observations of Stacy Boone now on Pagosa.com’s “Adventure Guide”

Posted on December 12, 2011 by jacquearagon | 0 Comments

I’ve been gone for 29 days; gone from my home in Colorado. And though that may not seem a big deal it proved to be an internal reminder of who I am and what is important. Now, don’t get me wrong, it was wonderful to see friends I’d missed over the years and to hike the trails that were once…

Pagosa Is Home – A Winter Playground

Posted on December 5, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

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…

The First Big Snow – Pagosa’s Lobo Overlook

Posted on October 19, 2011 by stepoutdoors | 0 Comments

It often seems like this road is open a couple of weeks a year. A gate sways back not blocking the way for vehicles but that is meaningless. Vehicles can’t pass this way now anyway. In the heat of the summer (or at least as hot as it gets at 11,200-plus-feet) you can drive three miles to the top where…

Cross Country Trails & Directions

Posted on January 24, 2011 by jacquearagon | 1 Comments

Yamaguchi Nordic Track Also located in downtown Pagosa Springs, this 1.5 km Nordic track loop provides flat conditions for 100 percent beginner terrain, providing a great family area and perfect lunch-time workout area. Pagosa Nordic grooms a 1.5 km loop for skate skiing, with set tracks for classic cross-country skiing. Getting there: Follow Hot Springs Boulevard past Pagosa Springs Town Hall…

Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing in Pagosa Springs

Posted on October 14, 2010 by mmitchell | 0 Comments

The Pagosa Country area is a real paradise for Nordic or cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Pagosa Country draws many cross-country skiers because of the remote wilderness areas available for winter recreation. Compared to more high-traffic areas, like the Front Range or the Interstate 70 corridor, the Pagosa mountains are another world altogether. A sense of quiet solitude remains with you…

Pagosa Springs Trails & Clubs