Pagosa Springs, CO is one of those quaint mountain towns that somehow is still mostly off the beaten path, making it a perfect vacation destination. Pagosa Springs has become our second home and we come back year after year for the incredible hiking trails, world class snow for skiing, and most amazing hot springs in … Read more
Mesa Verde National Park is one of the most unique national parks in the United States as it is the one of the first national park in the United States created to protect cultural and historical sites rather than natural features. Additionally, UNESCO named Mesa Verde National Park a World Heritage Site in 1978 as … Read more
While there are countless beautiful alpine lakes to see in Rocky Mountain National Park, none are as easy to access as those on the Bear Lake Corridor. These lakes include the popular Dream Lake, Nymph Lake, and Bear Lake, as well as the less traveled Lake Haiyaha. Unless you’re visiting during winter, the Lake Haiyaha … Read more
While most know Durango for its beautiful mountains, iconic steam train, and quaint downtown, don’t sleep on the incredible food scene here. The restaurants in Durango, CO are very diverse in flavors and the best ones, as we’ve listed below, actually source most of their food locally. From downtown breweries, charming coffee shops, and some … Read more
Wolf Creek Ski Area is actually known for getting the most snow in Colorado, but because Wolf Creek Ski is located 4+ hours from Colorado Springs and Denver, you’ll rarely find a crowd or line on these lifts. The mountain at Wolf Creek has plenty of runs for experts and backcountry skiiers. Additionally, Wolf Creek … Read more
There are dozens of quaint mountain towns across the U.S., but if you’re looking for the best mountain town to vacation in this summer then you better put Telluride, Colorado on your map. Telluride is widely known for having the best ski resort in the U.S., but don’t worry there are so many things to … Read more
The charm of Pagosa Springs, Colorado doesn’t just end at its incredible hot springs, world-class snow, or beautiful mountains, they also have some incredible food and restaurants in Pagosa Springs that you have to try when visiting! The small yet quaint mountain town of Pagosa Springs has restaurants spanning from your favorite hole in the … Read more
The best free hot springs in Pagosa Springs, CO are the Piedra River Hot Springs, or as some call it, Sheep Creek Hot Springs. The quick 1.5 mile hike down to the Piedra River Hot Springs is worth the 45 minutes scenic drive from downtown Pagosa Springs. Compared to the Hippie Dip Hot Springs in … Read more
If you’re looking for a beautiful waterfall that is off the beaten path and requires minimal hiking effort, Piedra Falls is a must-see in Pagosa Springs. This massive 100 foot waterfall roars down the volcanic cliffs and rocks and is as photo-worthy as any other waterfall you’ll find in Colorado’s back-country. My favorite time to … Read more
One of the most beautiful and easily accessible waterfalls in Colorado is Treasure Falls in Pagosa Springs. You can view the waterfall right from the parking lot, but we highly recommend hiking the short half-mile loop for the best views and experiencing the misty viewing deck. During Spring, Treasure Falls is at its peak and … Read more
Pagosa Springs, Colorado has some of the most amazing hot springs, from three paid hot springs resorts to countless free hot springs located throughout the San Juan River and Piedra River. Hundreds of years ago, the Southern Ute Indian tribe discovered the water bubbling from the world’s deepest hottest springs, located right in Pagosa Springs, … Read more
There is a multitude of hiking trails in Durango from cascading waterfalls, dog-friendly, and even one in a national park created to protect cultural and historical sites. Best Hikes in Durango, CO 1) Animas Mountain Hiking distance: moderate 6 mile loopElevation Change: 1,519 ftDogs allowed: yes For a great early morning hike with sweeping views … Read more
