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Sourrounded by over 3 million acres of national forest and wilderness areas, you’ll find yourself in the center of nature’s playground in Pagosa Springs. With the San Juan Mountains and a variety of outdoor activities at your doorstep, along with hot springs, charming shops, historic sites, and an assortment of artisans, you'll find plenty to do in Pagosa.
Cross Country skiing just doesn't get any better! Pagosa Springs has over 50 km of groomed cross country ski trails - for skate and freestyle skating. And, they're all free to use, thanks to the Pagosa Nordic Club. All groomed trails also have a track for snowshoeing. Discover the winter solitude that can only truly be experienced on a trail.
Reservoir Hill
Downtown Pagosa
Groomed for snowshoeing, classic cross country and skate skiing.
Highway 160 to Downtown Pagosa Springs. Turn south at the Hot Springs Blvd traffic light. Drive over bridge, turn left on to San Juan St. Parking on Left. Walk uphill to trailhead.
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Pagosa Springs Golf Course
Uptown - Pagosa Lakes
The Alpen Haus is located in the clubhouse of the Pagosa Springs Golf Course. When snow conditions allow, they groom a nordic track for both classic and skate skiing. The nordic track is conveniently located off Hwy 160 a few miles west of Pagosa Springs.
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Coyote Hill Nordic Loops
The Coyote Hill Nordic Loops are easily accessible from Pagosa Springs. The parking and trailhead are 6.25 miles up Piedra Road from Hwy 160, where the asphalt ends - across the road from the Turkey Springs trailhead. The loops incorporate about 5 miles of trails. This can be a challenging course with uphills and downhills. If you view yourself as a beginner x-country skier, you might consider taking the first loop to the left a short distance from the parking area, and not going up and over the hill.
Detailed Trail Information (coutesy of www.pagosatrails.net)
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West Fork Nordic Trails
Groomed for snowshoeing, classic cross country and skate skiing. GREAT family and beginner area!!
Drive 12 miles east of Pagosa Springs on Highway 160. Look for the Bruce Spruce Lodge sign on the left side of the road ( ¼ mile past the slanted walled cabins on the left). Turn left onto west fork forest service road.
Detailed Trail Information (coutesy of www.pagosatrails.net)
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For more area nordic trails, visit www.pagosatrails.net or www.pagosanordic.com.
Good To Know
While in town, stop by the Visitor Center, located in downtown Pagosa Springs, next to the Springs Resort, along the San Juan River. It's a great place to learn more about our amazing area, discover new things to do and meet some friendly locals in the process. View map & directions.
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