KILLEY PROPERTY

P O Box 4512

Pagosa Springs

CO  81147

970/731-3690

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People come to Pagosa to bike, fish, hike and just get away.  It's a quaint little old west town.  It's easy to get around and there are plenty of restaurants and shopping.  We assembled a short list of some outdoor activities and hope you find it helpful!

Hiking Trails - Hiking on more than 500 nearby trails with little or no foot traffic.  The best website is http://www.pagosatrails.net/.  It tells you where, how, conditions, etc. and is maintained by organizations in town.

There is also a national resource http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/sanjuan/recreation/trails/pagtrails/pag-trails.shtml and we have rock climbing on our granite and volcanic rock walls!  Call Switchback owners for the lowdown on this extreme sport!

Fly and Lake Fishing
People like to fish out in the National Forest at Williams Creek Reservoir and the local area rivers.  You can also obtain a permit to fish in the lake right in the front yard (and 7 other stocked lakes in the PLPOA area).  You just take information showing that you are staying at a home within the association to the PLPOA office (970) 731-5635

Areas for fishing include San Juan River, Piedra River, Williams Creek, 5 Pagosa Lakes, Echo Canyon Reservoir, Williams Creek Reservoir, and Navajo Lake which boasts 15,000 surface acres of water!

Colorado Fish identifier document

Navajo Lake Recreational Area To the South and west of Pagosa, within reach of an easy drive, is the beautiful Navajo Lake State Park. The lake itself lies at the foot of high mesas, and the broad waters are surrounded by forest and virgin wilderness. Fishing and boating ares popular in the summer and fall, and there are picnic grounds and trails.  You can use power boats, wake boards, jet skis and all kinds of water craft on this lake.  Go during the week and you might have the lake to yourself!

Pagosa Springs Golf Club
The club is only a mile or so from the front door of the house.  It is 27 holes and is entwined in the neighborhood.  There is a small clubhouse and in they take tee time reservations online.  www.GolfPagosa.com is the website for the course.

Rafting & Kayaking
Whitewater rafting through town on the San Juan River or kayak through challenging obstacles and dips on the rivers or in our lakes...

Mountain & Road Bikes
Mountain biking and road killers are all over Pagosa in the summer.  For mountain biking on vertical terrain as well as forest trails and paved trails info Contact: Pedal & Powder for more info 970/264- 1800.  Jason has bike rentals for your trip and is located downtown.

Scenic Drives
Driving through scenic vistas to waterfalls, canyons and mountain plateaus (View Driving Guide)

Camping
Camping in nearby State parks, RV parks, or within the San Juan National Forest (View link: http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/sanjuan/recreation/campgrounds-key.shtml)

Boating
Boating and jet-skiing on Navajo Lake, a 15,000 acre lake that extends 20 miles from Southern Colorado into New Mexico (view link: http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/Navajo)

Horse Back Riding
Horseback riding into the backcountry by reserving a day trip or overnight horse packing trip through our local outfitters.

Real Theater!
Creede Mining Town and Repertory Theatre The historic silver mining town of Creede is located close to Pagosa Springs, just over the Wolf Creek Pass, and in the summer the renowned Creede Repertory Theatre presents a varied  array of theatrical presentations.  You need to get tickets in advance.

Just a short hour drive away, experience the nationally-acclaimed Creede Repertory Theatre. (View Link: http://www.creederep.org)

ATV (Four Wheeler) Rentals
Outback Mountain ATV Rentals Downtown Pagosa Springs  127 Goldmine Dr Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 (970)731-2880