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Pagosa Springs: Insider Tips, FAQs & Links |
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Airport Transportation |
Pagosa
Springs is service by 3 Airports: Durango's "La Plata County Airport" It is small (only 2 gates) with regular service from Continental Express, Rio Grande Airlines 1 877 435 9742, Great Lakes Aviation (United 1 800 241 6522), American Eagle (American Airlines 1 800 433 7300) and Americawest Airlines 1 800 235 9292. Durango Transportation offers shuttle service on a reservation basis - Call (970) 259 4818 Durango airport is about 70 miles from Pagosa Springs. Stevens Field in Pagosa Springs does not accommodate commercial aircraft. It is open to all private planes; commercial service not available at this time. Runway 9,000 ft. long. Call (970) 731 2127 for more information. Alamosa Municipal Airport, Bergman Field in Alamosa is about 85 miles from Pagosa Springs. For more information call (719) 589 9446. Other airports are Denver (244 miles), Albuquerque (212 miles) and Colorado Springs (192 miles). |
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Train |
East & Westbound trains stop in Trinidad. For more info visit www.amtrak.com or call AMTRAK 1 800 872 7245. | |||||||||||||||
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Temperatures |
Average
temperatures: January is between 11F (C) and 43F (5C). July is between 51F (C) and 79F (C). |
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Altitude |
The city of Pagosa Springs is 7,079 Feet above sea level. | |||||||||||||||
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Health Tips |
Most health risks in Pagosa Springs are related to altitude: altitude sickness, hypothermia and sunburn. Bring your sunscreen with you (especially in the winter). Drink lots of water. Layer your clothing in winter and stick to natural fabrics - cotton and wool - if possible. | |||||||||||||||
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Telephone Area Code |
(970) is the area code | |||||||||||||||
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Exchange Office |
None. Change your money before you get to Pagosa Springs. | ||||||||||||||
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Road |
The number for Colorado road conditions is toll free 1 877 315 7623. | |||||||||||||||
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TIP: Free Information |
You can receive free visitor information for your trip from the Pagosa Springs Chamber of Commerce. Click here http://www.pagosaspringschamber.com, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "Free Information." | |||||||||||||||
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TIP Where to Hike |
Hiking
through the San Juan National Forest is a wonderful experience. For an
excellent list of hikes that covers a variety of terrain and are
geared to different ability levels, visit http://www.pagosaspringschamber.com |
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TIP Full Moon at Chimney Rock |
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FAQ Where to Fish
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"Is
there any places to fish in the Pagosa Springs area?" - Bruce There are many great streams, rivers, beaver ponds and lakes that are all easily accessible and offer excellent fishing opportunities. Here is a link to the best of them... http://www.pagosa.com/. |
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FAQ |
"Is
there any places to camp or fish in the Pagosa Springs area?" -
Bruce Here is a list of campgrounds...
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Pagosa Springs
Sights, Places of Interest and
Do-It-Yourself Tours Great Travel Tips Our Favorite Travel Links For More Tips About Colorado - Click Here |
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For some wonderful
information regarding the History and Geology of the area visit...http://www.fourcornerssw.com/pagosa.html |
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If you have any
questions, comments or anything you would like to add, we would be very
happy to share them with the world! |
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