Outdoors

The 2026 hunting seasons have begun, and hunters are gearing up for exciting adventures. However, hunters aren’t the only ones rushing to the outdoors this fall to enjoy everything Colorado has to …

The Town of Pagosa Springs’ new river access park located at 1040 E. U.S. 160 has now been given a formal name, with the Pagosa Springs Town Council voting unanimously to name the park “San Juan …

Town to discontinue summer camp program

At the Sept. 1 Pagosa Springs Town Council meeting, Parks and Recreation Director Darren Lewis recommended to the council that the town-run kids’ summer camp be discontinued. Lewis explained …

Adventure responsibly: Help protect Colorado this Labor Day

As people head outside to celebrate the long weekend, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) encourages the outdoor community to keep safety top of mind to ensure the holiday is filled with fun — not …

Bird of the Week

Rio Blanco Fire road closure lifted, but hazards still present

The road closure associated with the Rio Blanco Fire has been lifted; however, hazards remain in the burned area. The closure included National Forest System (NFS) roads 653, 653.B. and 008. …

Rio Blanco Fire road closure lifted

The road closure associated with the Rio Blanco Fire has been lifted; however, hazards remain in the burned area. The closure included National Forest System (NFS) roads 653, 653.B. and 008, …

Bird of the Week

Moose sighting

Communities in five Rocky Mountain states rank public lands and waters as having the most impact on quality of life, according to the recently released Continental Divide Trail Community Survey. …

Inaugural Archuleta County BioBlitz deemed successful

This year, Colorado State University Extension, Archuleta County Weed and Pest, the Town of Pagosa Springs Recreation Department, Weminuche Audubon Society (WAS), and Audubon Rockies teamed up to …

Playing in the dirt: Youth learn to restore watersheds

The San Juan Mountains Association (SJMA) has been engaged in youth watershed stewardship programming over the spring and summer, beginning with Pagosa Springs Middle School students contributing to …

Bird of the Week

Gardening in Pagosa Springs comes with its own unique set of rewards and challenges. With a short growing season of approximately 90 days, local gardeners frequently find themselves monitoring …

Screening of ‘The Biggest Little Farm’ to benefit youth organization

The award-winning film “The Biggest Little Farm” is coming to the big screen in Pagosa Springs for one night only. If you’ve ever dreamed of trading the rat race for the land, you need to …

Fire recovery information available

On Tuesday, July 28, at approximately 3:11 p.m., the Rio Blanco Fire was first reported to emergency personnel in Archuleta County. The fire quickly posed a significant imminent threat to the area, …

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is urging Coloradans to be especially vigilant about securing trash and other food sources as drought conditions limit natural foods for black bears and drive a …

Riverwalk wetland tours to continue through August

Sandwiched between the San Juan River and the Riverwalk that parallels it are the town-owned Conservation Wetlands, an important and diverse habitat that you may have over-looked. Eighty percent …

Wildfires and drought challenge wildlife across Colorado

Drought and wildfires are creating challenges for wildlife and the habitats they depend on. As landscapes recover from fire and water sources are scarce, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is closely …

Pagosa Sidewalk Astronomers to host ‘A Night Under the Stars’

The Pagosa Sidewalk Astronomers are hosting a free public event Friday, Aug. 14, at 9 p.m. in Yamaguchi Park. The event is named “A Night Under the Stars.” There will be a constellation tour …

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