Things to Do - Places to See
Alpine Loop Scenic
Byway - The Alpine Loop crosses the rugged heart of the spectacular
San Juan Mountains. Cinnamon and Engineer Passes are above 12,000 feet
and require high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Chalet Swiss Restaurant -
Enjoy various foods from Switzerland in a cozy, ambience atmosphere at
Chalet Swiss in southwestern Colorado.
Colorado Fishing Network -
Comprehensive information about fishing in Colorado. Includes maps
& regional features, fishing information & reports, gold medal
& wild trout streams.
Colorado Trails
- Colorado trails and Colorado trail maps for outdoor recreation such as
hiking, biking, paddling, snow sports, driving, fishing, and more.
Creede Repertory Theatre - Enjoy
live theatrical productions from June through September in the
magnificent setting of Creede, Colorado.
Festivals - Newly formed
South Fork Music Association hosts festivals throughout the year.
Forest Service Maps
- Click on this link to order a USDA Forest Service map for the Rio
Grande National Forest online.
Great Sand Dunes National Park
- In this high mountain valley are the tallest dunes in North
America, flanked by some of the highest peaks in the Rocky
Mountains.
Mountain Creek Properties
- Your dream property is waiting for you - We will help you find it.
Mountain Man Tours -
Guided outdoor adventures on the Rio Grande Headwaters in Creede,
Colorado.
Rio Grande Club -
Experience golf at 8500 feet in the beauty and relaxed pace of this
hidden oasis in the San Juan Mountains above the tranquil flow of the
Rio Grande River.
Rio
Grande County Museum - Check out interesting exhibits, lectures, and
museum related activities of Rio Grande County in Del Norte, Colorado.
RV Wholesalers - RV Sales, Services, & Parts
San Juan Snowcat - Daily
guided tours located in Creede, Colorado.
Silver
Thread Scenic Byway - 75 mile drive between South Fork and
Lake City, Colorado.
South Fork Chamber of
Commerce - Visit this site to learn more about South Fork, Colorado.
Wheeler
Geologic Area - The formation of the La Garita & San Juan
mountains began about 30 million years ago. Eruptions from
massive volcanoes, like the Creede Caldera, were followed by tremendous
flows of ash and mud. As the layers of volcanic debris cooled, crystals
and mineral ores collected into veins and pockets to create extensive
mineral fields. This era of mountain building laid down the volcanic
tuff that has become the Wheeler Geologic Area. Water erosion then
carved a starkly impressive landscape of fragile capstones, needles, and
spires.
Wolf Creek Ski Area -
A hidden secret - the most natural snow in Colorado. Ski report and trail map.
Wolf Creek
Sports - Rent skis, snowboards, ATVs and rafts right in South Fork.
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