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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.
Skiing in the Colorado mountains is enjoyed by many, however, being able to ski and snowboard where the most snow falls in the state, far away from crowds and lift lines, is a Colorado experience not to be missed. Pagosa Springs is located 23 miles from Wolf Creek Ski Resort, where over 465 inches of snow falls on average each season. And after a long day on the slopes, help your body recover with a dip in one of our many hot springs in downtown Pagosa.
Wolf Creek Ski Area is a family-friendly ski area that receives an incredible amount of snow each season. With an impressive 465 inch average snowfall each season, Wolf Creek's snow base is all natural, meaning no man-made snow.
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Skiable Terrain: 1600 acres
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Vertical Drop: 1604 feet
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Base Elevation: 10,300 feet
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Summit Elevation: 11,904
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Season: Early November to Early April
2010 - 2011 ticket prices start at $52 per day, with various $31 Local Appreciation Days (no ID required) scattered throughout the season.
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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