Wolf Creek and Pagosa in early March
 

Anyone want to share their experiences skiing at Wolf Creek?

We are staying at Pagosa Springs and will have some time away from the
slopes (two days) so we are looking for suggestions on what to do. Has
anyone been to a particular hot springs location that is reccommended?

Please reply to the group...or reassemble my email addy from
below....thanks.


davids at directlink dot net

Wolf Creek and Pagosa in early March
 

Wolf Creek typically gets more snow than any other Colorado resort... and
March/April are the snowiest months in Colorado.... So, if you like to ski
on snow, you have chosen the right place.

That said, Wolf Creek is a pretty small area. Don't expect the
expansiveness of a Vail or Keystone.

Skiing in March in Colorado is a treat. When it isn't snow, it is
typically in the 30's and sunny, which at altitude and without humidity, can
fell about 20 degrees warmer than that. Wear layers, because you could be
stripping them off...


"Rei" wrote in message
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Anyone want to share their experiences skiing at Wolf Creek?

We are staying at Pagosa Springs and will have some time away from the
slopes (two days) so we are looking for suggestions on what to do. Has
anyone been to a particular hot springs location that is reccommended?

Please reply to the group...or reassemble my email addy from
below....thanks.


davids at directlink dot net

Wolf Creek and Pagosa in early March
 

I spend about 35 days a year in Pagosa and you are really in for a great time
when you get there up at the mountain and in town. Yes the springs is a great
place to hit after a hard day riding, once you get in those hot springs you
will feel great. There is a little Italian resturant on main street that has
great food and if you have time there are a couple places to treat yourself to
a message.have fun I'll probably be there so we'll be seeing you .