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This web site describes
109.44 acres of Colorado Mountain Property in Pagosa Springs.
Pagosa Springs Colorado is nestled in a wide mountain valley along the banks
of the San Juan River and is surrounded by pine-covered hills, grassy meadows,
mountain lakes, and bordered on two sides by the peaks of the San Juan Mountains.
The San Juan mountains are the heart of southern Colorado and provide a
vast area of rivers, lakes, waterfalls, canyons, and the occasional surprise
hot springs nestled deep in the mountains. The town sits on the southern
border of Colorado, and during the winter months enjoys a slightly warmer
climate than other Colorado cities. The nearest neighbor city is Durango
Colorado, while Denver is about 270 miles to the east, and Santa Fe New
Mexico is about 150 miles to the south. The 109 acres of mountain
property in Pagosa Springs Colorado is located slightly south of Pagosa
Springs near the New Mexico border.
Pagosa Springs is best known in the winter time as the main resort for
support of the Wolf Creek Ski Area,
so naturally there is an abundance of hotels, restaurants, and ski shops.
The mountains and valleys that surround Pagosa Springs are also famous
for cross-country skiing. The real surprise for skiers visiting this area
for the first time is the wonderful hot springs that bubble up along the
edge of the San Juan River. (There are few sensations that compare
with soaking in a hot springs after a hard day of skiing.) The hot
springs have been used for hundreds of years by the local Native American
tribes as a deep source of "healing waters" and to this day
continue to nurture the community. The hot springs have attracted a number
of new spas to the valley. These spas offer a wide variety of therapeutic
treatments and often employ the natural waters of the hot springs.
In the summer months the town becomes a playground for hiking, horseback
riding, water skiing, river rafting, and golf.
If golf is your passion, you need to spend a day at the Pagosa Springs
Golf Club with 27 championship holes and breath-taking views of the San
Juan mountains .There are many ranches that specialize in providing
both lodging and guided horse adventures into the San Juan mountains.
Currently there are two separate river rafting companies that provide
scenic guided tours down the San Juan river.
Downtown looks like a real western town full of local ranchers and cowboys,
but tourism has brought a new life to the community with good restaurants
and hotels. Although the town has adjusted its services to accommodate
tourism, it has held on to its strong community roots and continues to
be a safe place to live full of southern Colorado sunny days.
On the details page of this web site is a complete description and photos
of 109 acres of beautiful Southern Colorado Land For Sale. For both the southern Colorado and northern New
Mexico area this property represents a unique value from the perspective
of cost, location, diversity of terrain, and community amenities.
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