Pagosa Springs

Our first day in Pagosa Springs we were a bit lazy. We were tired from all of the exploring we did on our way here, so we slept rather late, I cooked a big breakfast, and we didn't get out and do much until afternoon. During the afternoon we drove to Treasure Falls, but about the time we got there it began raining, so we didn't hike up to the falls.

Treasure Falls

It wasn't raining in town, so we went back into Pagosa Springs and walked along the river. People were enjoying riding tubes down the river and soaking in the hot springs. I am not sure I could enjoy the hot springs because of the stinky sulfur smell.

It is really hot and smells pretty bad!

Hot Springs were bubbling out everywhere.

You can see the stormy skies in the distance.

As we walking along the river, we came to this Community Garden. The sign said that you were welcome to take anything, but not to mess up the garden. There were lots of rocks stacked together along the edge and among the garden.

This was a pretty leisurely day, but tomorrow we have signed up for a 4-hour rafting trip on the San Juan River at 11:00 AM.