Pagosa Springs derives its name from the Ute Indian name Pagosah which roughly translated means healing or boiling waters. The Utes discovered the healing power of the Hot Springs, and to this day, Pagosa welcomes travelers looking to soak away whatever might be plaguing them. The area offers numerous recreational opportunities within thirty minutes or less of the charming town of Pagosa Springs. In the vast playground of Colorados largest wilderness area, Weminuche Wilderness, you will be able to experience hiking, fishing, biking, rafting, camping, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and horseback riding or quietly enjoy viewing abundant wildlife. Do not forget your camera. Some of the highest and most dazzling waterfalls in the state of Colorado are found throughout the area. Some provide unique hiking challenges and all provide exquisite photographic opportunities.

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Driving Directions: From DRO 56 miles SE 1. Start out going NORTH on AIRPORT RD/CR-309 toward CR-309A. 2. Turn LEFT onto CO-172. 3. Turn RIGHT onto US-160 E. 4. Turn LEFT onto PIEDRA RD/CR-600. 5. End at 140 Solomon Dr.