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Directions

Getting Here

Nestled in the heart of southwest Colorado’s San Juan Mountain range, sitting at 7126 feet (2,172 meters) above sea level, just 35 miles (56 kilometers) north of the New Mexico border, you’ll find the town of Pagosa Springs. And you’ll find The Springs Resort in the center of its charming downtown on Hot Springs Boulevard, the artery that connects The Springs to US Highway 160.

One of the most unique hot spring resorts in the U.S., we’re surrounded by the best of the outdoors—our geothermal hot springs, the mountains, and the 2.5 million acres of the San Juan National Forest which includes the Weminuche Wilderness and the South San Juan Wilderness.

Travel

By Plane

Guests using commercial air travel can fly into Durango-La Plata County Airport (DRO), 60 miles west of Pagosa Springs (a little more than an hour’s drive), or combine a fly and drive approach from the following centers:

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Fly directly to Pagosa Springs by charter or private aircraft to Archuleta County Airport at Stevens Field (PSO)

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By Car

We love a good road trip and the journey to Pagosa Springs​ is worth the beautiful drive.

  • Phoenix, AZ – 8 hours
  • Salt Lake City, UT – 6 hours
  • Denver, CO – 5 hours
  • Albuquerque, NM – 4 hours
  • Colorado Springs – 4 hours
  • Santa Fe, NM – 2 hours
  • Wolf Creek Ski Area – 30 minutes
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A Look Around our Resort

Our resort rooms and suites are located in the three buildings are just steps from all 25 geothermal pools. Whether you’re close to the Mother Spring, with views of early morning steam rising from her mythical depths, or in our Lodge overlooking the San Juan River- wherever you stay, you’ll enjoy 24-hour access to the pools, including VIP access to the adult-only Relaxation Terrace, daily wellness activities and experiences, unlimited towel and robe exchange.

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Plan Your Visit

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Plan Your Perfect Hot Springs Escape