Colorado Tours 4 U

03/21/2026

Call to schedule your Colorado Springs Tour with me! 719-331-0585

03/11/2026

Love Pagosa!

Good Morning from Pagosa Springs, Colorado ☀️🏔️

Did you know the entire town of Pagosa Springs exists because of a single natural wonder?

Long before this town was built, Native American tribes including the Ute, Navajo, Apache, and Pueblo people gathered along the San Juan River to soak in the sacred hot springs. The Ute people called the area “Pagosah,” meaning healing waters — a name that still perfectly describes this special place today.

Artifacts discovered near the springs show that people were visiting these waters over 9,000 years ago. For centuries the springs were considered sacred ground where people came for rest, healing, and spiritual connection.

In 1859, explorer Captain John Macomb documented the springs while exploring the San Juan Mountains. Soon after, settlers arrived and primitive bathhouses were built along the river. By 1883, the town of Pagosa Springs was officially established, and in 1891 it became an incorporated town.

But the real heart of this place is something incredible…

The Mother Spring.

Right along the San Juan River sits a powerful geothermal spring that feeds the hot springs pools in town. The Mother Spring is about 35 feet across and at least 1,002 feet deep, making it the deepest geothermal hot spring ever measured in the world.

And here’s the wild part…

When scientists measured the depth, the line never actually reached the bottom.

Water from deep within the earth rises through fractures in the rock beneath the San Juan Mountains and emerges here at temperatures reaching 110–144°F. This mineral-rich water then flows into the soaking pools that thousands of visitors enjoy every year.

For thousands of years people have come here seeking the same thing…

Peace. Healing. And the quiet power of the mountains.

Sometimes it’s easy to forget that we live in a place with one of the most fascinating natural wonders in the world.

Pagosa Springs truly is a special place.

Live Radical.
Matthew & Casey
High Altitude Pagosa

03/10/2026

Give me a call for more information. Rates are very reasonable.

02/24/2026

Here is a great link to the cameras on top of Pikes Peak! Wonderful way to see the world from 14,115 feet.

Pikes Peak Summit Forecast Cog Entry Cog Railway Cog Railway Platform Pikes Peak Vestibule - Southwest Vestibule - South East West Northwest North Northeast

02/23/2026

This Weekend in Cripple Creek! A must see if you have never been!

02/23/2026

And Awesome and Beautiful way to enjoy Colorado!

02/15/2026

Sandy’s is a great little nearby restaurant!

The best breakfast is hiding inside this amazing little restaurant nearby!

02/15/2026

When a picture leaves you speechless 🤯
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📸: Stunning shot of by

02/07/2026

A Visit to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

If our Colorado Springs winter weather gets too much (it does happen) and you want some indoor activities to do in Colorado Springs, then don’t miss the wonderful U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum. USA Today voted it as the best new attraction in the USA for 2020, and the 60,000-square foot museum is one of the best things to do in Colorado.

This Olympic Year is a terrific time to learn about our Olympic athletes and coaches and take part in the interactive sport exhibits. It’s popular with kids and adults alike so be sure to add it to your Colorado Springs itinerary.

For more information and to purchase tickets you can use the link below.

Explore USOPM's Olympic memorabilia, sports exhibits, & more at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum, a top attraction in Colorado Springs.

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

Step back in time when you visit us at Glen Eyrie 🏰✨

Glen Eyrie was the home of William Jackson Palmer—a Civil War Brigadier General, founder of Colorado Springs, and president of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad—and his wife, Mary “Queen” Mellen. Together, they raised their three daughters, Elsie, Dorothy, and Marjorie, in our stunning estate, which still welcomes visitors to explore its history, beauty, and charm today.