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 Surrounded by the San Juan Mountain Range and the San Juan National Forest, Pagosa Springs has more than 1 million acres of natural wilderness to explore and enjoy. Whether you are interested in coming to visit or to relocate, the links on the left will help you learn more about the area, weather conditions, Pagosa Lakes neighborhood information, and how to get here. Centuries ago, the inhabitants of the Four Corners area of southern Colorado discovered a mineral-rich hot springs on the banks of the San Juan River. Many of these original settlers were Ute Indians. During the 1870's the U.S. government established Fort Lewis near the site of the springs, and shortly thereafter, a town called Pagosa Springs was established along the banks of the San Juan River. Today, Pagosa Springs is one of the fastest growing communities in Colorado. As the County seat of Archuleta County, Pagosa Springs boasts many amenities, including our world-class hot springs, 27-hole championship golf course, nearby Wolf Creek Ski area, reknown elk, mule deer and turkey hunting, snowmobiling, snowboarding, and plenty of fishing opportunities on Pagosa Lakes, Navajo Reservoir, Echo Lake, and miles of quality fly fishing rivers.
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