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    Treasure Falls

    4.6 (24 reviews)

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    Hector B.

    Nice place with good views and a moderate hike. Ample parking and best of all, it's free!

    Kajsa H.

    One of my favorite stops along this road. The primitive trail took us right up to the falls and it was amazing but very steep and slippery. Would recommend going later in the afternoon because the parking lot was pretty full earlier in the day. Beautiful falls!

    Waterfall from a distance
    Mindy P.

    Beautiful hike just 15 minutes along Highway 160 from downtown Pagosa Springs and a sure bet for families or mixed ability groups! Parking is directly off the highway and the beautiful waterfall is a short distance away (maybe half a mile?)....trail is nicely developed and safe. Don't worry about encountering unwanted wildlife here--the solid number of hikers keep them away. While the trail is well shaded, a hat and sunblock is a wise choice! Enjoy this beautiful hidden gem!

    Brandy M.

    This hike was perfect for beginners and luckily there had been snow the previous week, so the falls were flowing. It was so beautiful and highly recommended

    Steve H.

    Had a nice time hiking up Treasure Falls. It was long enough to make us feel like we accomplished something, but easy enough for our 4 year old to make it. I'm sure the falls would have had a lot more water in the spring time, but the views into the valley were really nice, and there is something about sitting near a water fall. Glad we went.

    Top of the falls
    Chris P.

    Awesome hike. It you park towards the right side, you may miss that the easy hike is on the left. Beautiful hike and not too far out of town. We took a small child with us and she made the hike just fine. Give it a shot.

    View from bottom
    D T.

    There is a short hike up to the top. 1/4 mile-see map. 2 levels to view water fall. Mid level cross bridge-spray level on top. The hike is steep in some areas-but it's worth it. There are benches to rest along the way. View from the bottom is great also if you can't do the hike. Great location right off hwy 160. Loved it. Gorgeous!

    Adam S.

    We were vacationing in Pagosa Springs for a week, and wanted to try some of the TripAdvisor recommended things to do in the area. This was rated number one, and was a great short and beautiful hike very close by. The drive towards Wolf Creek Pass from Pagosa is probably one of the most beautiful areas in the state of Colorado. This hike allows for some spectacular views from higher elevations. The waterfalls, Treasure Falls themselves are quite nice as well. The Fall colors really took stage while we were there. I don't remember there being any restrooms, so plan in advance.

    Paula S.

    We stopped here just because we sawdust the point of interest sign. You can see small falls right out of the car. You can also hike up about a half mile to see the big waterfall. The trail makes a loop and I think it's a little over a mile. A lot of the trail is very steep. It's a strenuous hike, so you might not want to bring small children to this one, and you definitely need good shoes!

    September view of waterfall.

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    3 years ago

    Take the primitive trail. Where your best hiking sandals. For safety. And don't forget to scream into the waterfall.

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    2 years ago

    Definitely worth stopping to see. There is a hiking trail but it was snowing and too wet to hike.

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    3 years ago

    Short hiking trail with a spectacular view of a waterfall. The only downside was having to return to town to use the bathroom.

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    Ask the Community - Treasure Falls

    Does it matter what shoes you wear? Is there stairs or a bridge to get to the fall?

    You should wear sneakers or hiking boots if you want to go to the top. There are some very steep places on the trail.

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    The primitive trail took us right up to the falls and it was amazing but very steep and slippery.

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    5.0(2 reviews)
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    We visited Pagosa Springs in early August and my wife treated my son and myself to a fly fishing…read moretrip. Brad was our guide and took us to the South Fork of the Rio Grande on the other side of the continental divide. Although it was a little dry this summer, there was enough water to hold fish (even though they were on the smallish side). Brad was extremely patient and helpful, especially with my teenage son. We were able to catch several brown trout and had an incredible day with him in the beautiful mountains!

    We were in Pagosa Springs for 11 days, and I know my bf LOVES to fish, so we went on a fly-fishing…read moretrip to Rusty's place (private land) on Saturday morning, the day before we left. It was an absolute blast! I have NEVER fly-fished before, and I caught 3 "GOOD" sized fish - 13, 14, and 15 inches. Thomas maxed out with an 18-inch rainbow trout. Jamie was our guide, and he was just the absolute best. He allowed Thomas to do what he does, as he has fly-fished before, while still giving him pointers that helped him get better. Jamie was SUPER patient with me, gave me great pointers, was super informative, and even held my hand as I crossed the creek. I mean . . . c'mon! I got to meet the owners of the land we fished on and they were great--super kind and very genuine folks! I even got to see a MINK cross the trails and took pics of the geese and their goslings in the lake! The views were magnificent. Call ahead, and you get to choose if you want to fish for quantity or quality. We voted quality--hence the bigger fish, but fewer caught. We scheduled the whole thing online with ease, and Jamie called us back after he got off the water with prior clients. Honestly, when we go back again, odds are we will hit Jamie up again, but maybe more as friends, to go fish with us. If you're a newbie or experienced fisherperson, definitely check this place out and ask for Jamie! :)

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    4.5(19 reviews)
    21.8 mi

    Fast efficient and to my rescue!! Thank you Wilderness Journey of Pagosa (CO), for coming to my…read moretransportation needs...you have saved the day. My day was amazing because of your support, professional attitude, and kindness. Thank a bunch. Best Wishes, KolleenR.

    I have mixed feelings about this company as a Shuttle/A1 Taxi service. While my drivers were…read morefriendly and efficient, the fare was VERY expensive for what it is. For myself and partner to get a pick up from DUR airport to Pagosa Springs, it was $135-one way. We booked it weeks in advance in anticipation of Ubers being scarce. I knew it would be pricey but this seemed like the reliable option. The unfortunate part was two days before our flight into CO, Wilderness Journeys called to let us know there would be a surprise added fee of $15+ (each way) to get to where we were staying. I'm not sure why because it was a Pagosa Springs address--about 5 miles (6min drive) from town center, so I'm guessing they prefer to only drop off at the main hotels, though that wasn't mentioned when I booked the service. This increased our fare to $150 each way. If Wilderness Journeys has other passengers potentially going to the airport at the same time and you're willing to be picked up "up to 45min later," they offer to give you 20% off your fare. I opted for that to save some dough. Unfortunately the day before our trip to the airport, they told us we would have to be picked up earlier (not later) because they were picking up 3 more people. This meant we got to the airport much, much earlier than requested/planned. Another upsetting part is they only gave the 20% discount for part of our trip, not our full fare. It offset part of the hidden fee, I guess--but I still ended up paying nearly $300 for the RT shuttle service for 2. :( * Tip: Ubers from Durango to Pagosa are less than half the price and readily available, per the locals. In hindsight, I recommend ubering from Durango to Pagosa. I'd use that money saved I saved to booked the shuttle due to availability on the way from Pagosa to Durango, as it appears to be harder to reliably get an uber from PS to DUR. I would also not opt to save the $20 to share the shuttle.

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