Colorado Snowmobiling
Pagosa Springs Snowmobile Trails
Trails start near Pagosa Springs at about 7,100' and can rise up to about 10,900'. Snowmobiling in the Pagosa Springs area is filled with many different environments; there are open meadows to play in to the east and steep climbs to various mountain peaks in the area. These mountains include Bear Mountain, Eagle Mountain, Blackhead Peak, and Wolf Creek Pass.
Trails include:
- Masco Trail
- First Fork Road
- Mount Jack Trail
- Toner Trail
- Plumlaw-Four Mile Trail
- Wolf Creek Trail
- East Fork Trail
- Mill Creek Road
- Echo Canyon Road
- Blue Creek Road
- Blanco River Road
- Lower Blanco Road
- Turkey Springs Trail
- Devil Mountain Road
Trails heading east of Pagosa Springs, such as Turkey Springs and Mount Jack, lead to Chimney Rock Archeological Site. These trails have more open meadows and are not as challenging as the steep climbs.
When the pioneers first came through this area, Wolf Creek Pass took 2-3 weeks to cross. Now, you can travel it in under an hour. On the north side of the pass, snowmobiles are asked to stay on the designated Lobo Road. However, the south side is recommended for off-trail snowmobiling.