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Pagosa Springs,
Colorado

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Visitor Center

Pagosa Springs Area Visitor Center

Official trip-planning information for local activities, dining, shopping, events and the surrounding outdoors.

105 Hot Springs Boulevard, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

(970) 585-1200

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Checked 2026-08-19.

Hospital and Emergency Department

Pagosa Springs Medical Center Emergency Department

A Critical Access Hospital and Level IV Trauma Center with emergency care available around the clock. Call 911 for an immediate emergency.

95 S Pagosa Boulevard, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147

(970) 731-3700

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

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Town Spotlight

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Town Spotlight2026-08-28

Pagosa Springs, Colorado: Water, Mountains, and a Town Built Around Both

Pagosa Springs sits west of the Continental Divide and west of Wolf Creek Ski Area. The San Juan River runs through the center of town, and the wider setting is framed by San Juan National Forest and Southern Ute Indian lands. If you're trying to picture it before you arrive, start with that combination: a river through the middle, forest around the region, and a town that makes sense in relation to both. When a place has a visible waterline running right through it, orientation gets easier. You are not looking at a town that feels cut off from its surroundings. The surrounding land is part of the first impression.

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