Relaxing Mountain Chalet in Pagosa Springs

We are Jeff and Rochelle, we operate a family-owned business managing 3 rental properties. We started our adventures together in 2019 and were married in Antarctica in 2022. Rochelle is enthusiastic about travel, beautiful beaches, food, wine, and unique local cultures. Jeff is a Colorado native that cannot live without being in the mountains and high adventure sports. Jeff frequently sneaks away to paraglide in mountains, coastlines, or deserts of the world.

We call everything an adventure. In our free time, our adventures include trying a new restaurant in our hometown, a hike/bike in the mountains of Colorado, a walk on the beaches of Florida, or simply a glass of wine on the porch. Our big adventures have included kayaking through icebergs of Antarctica, sandboarding on the dunes of Chile, and paragliding in the Southern Alps of Slovenia. Regardless of distance/location, all our adventures have included a place to stay that has added to our overall experience.

In our adventures, we have found a “little slice of heaven” on the beach of Florida and in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado that we would like to share with you. We are sincerely happy to be your host. Our goal is to provide you with a comfortable, stress-free base camp while you fulfill your adventures.

In a single statement, this property is the best that mountain life can offer. It lies in the heart of the San Juan Mountain range of Southwest Colorado. The town of Pagosa Springs is surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forest making up the Weminuche and San Juan wilderness.
Pagosa Springs is an unparalleled place for outdoor adventure. It is the home of the world’s deepest geothermal hot springs. The Native Americans discovered the natural hot springs generations ago and referred to it as “Paqhosa” meaning “boiling water”. Today it is better known as meaning “healing waters”.

The location is also perfect for visiting several national parks in Colorado. Chimney Rock National Monument is less than an hour away and is believed to be one of the most sacred sites of the Ancestral Puebloans of Chaco Canyon. Mesa Verde National Park is a bit further to the west and is home to most famous cliff dwellings in the United States.

The San Juan River splits the valley and offers excellent rafting and kayaking in the summer months. The summit of Wolfcreek pass and ski area are only 30 minutes up the pass and offers premium downhill, back country skiing, snowmobiling, and mountain biking. For the hunters and anglers visiting the area, there is more wilderness, lakes and rivers than you can visit in a lifetime.

Our goal is to provide you with a comfortable, stress-free base camp while you fulfill your adventures. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your time here better.

Scenic beauty
Year-round activities
Hot springs
River rafting
Skiing
Hunting