Pagosa Springs, CO
5k Course: Opal Lake Trail No. 564
Description: For the avid trail runner, be aware this trail ascends gently but consistently. A GPS watch is helpful to trail run 1.55 miles and turnaround. Read more about the trail here.
Location: From US 160/US 84 junction, turn south onto US 84. Travel 8-miles and turn northeast onto Blanco Basin Road (CR 326), a gravel road. After 9.5-miles turn south onto FS 600 (Castle Creek Road). Continue for 3.3-miles to FR 023 (Opal Lake Road). Turn south and continue an additional .7-mile to the trailhead. Trail Map here.
5k or 1mi Fun Run Course: SanJuan River Walk
Description: San Juan Riverwalk is a fun and scenic paved trail through downtown Pagosa Springs with lots of places you can wade in the river if you choose. The trail surface is paved and typically at least five feet wide. The grade is flat (all estimated under 1%). Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. For a 5k, a GPS watch is helpful to trail run 1.55 miles and turnaround. For the 1mi Fun Run, a straight distance is possible anywhere along the 1.9 mile trail.
Location: Downtown Pagosa Springs near Pagosa Springs Town Park on Hermosa St. Google Maps directions here. More information from AllTrails or the Town of Pagosa Springs.
Local Scavenger Hunt
Want to explore more around Pagosa Springs after your race? Make a day of it and explore! Pagosa Springs has plenty of socially-distanced fun for the whole family!
Grab Lunch and a Beverage at: Riff Raff Brewing Company on the patio!
Riff Raff Brewing Company has something for everyone to enjoy. From an array of craft beer made in an 1896 Victorian house to eclectic and unique interpretations on classic burgers and nachos, you will enjoy your experience when you hang out with Riff Raff.
Address: 274 Pagosa St, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Phone: (970) 264-4677
http://riffraffbrewing.com
Take a selfie with a Colorado Waterfall!
Visit the beautiful and scenic Treasure Falls Observation Site. It's right off highway 160 and has options for either a quick observation from the deck or a short hike to get closer to the falls. Directions on Google Maps here.
Take in Colorado History and Culture
Visit the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum, a Southwest cultural resource and regional highlight. Owned and operated by the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, the Southern Ute Museum was established in 1971 to preserve and promote Ute culture.
Address: 503 Ouray Dr, Ignacio, CO 81137
Phone: 970-563-9583
https://www.southernutemuseum.org
