Embark on our thrilling Rails to River adventure, where you'll experience the best of both worlds. Railbiking your way down the tracks, pedaling your way through picturesque landscapes. For an extra adventure, railbiking your way down the tracks, then indulge in the excitement of rafting down the river, as you navigate gentle rapids and enjoy >> read more >>

Donkeys first arrived on US soil in 1784 as a royal gift from King Charles III of Spain to George Washington. The donkeys first worked the plantations, but by the 1800s, were helping to build the American West. They were used by miners during the Gold Rush era, but by the turn of the century, >> read more >>

Hunting There are three hunting sections in the South Fork Area. The units are 76, 79, 80 and 81. These units offer many different opportunities for hunting. From small game such as fox, coyotes, and rabbits to big game such as deer, elk, moose, and more. Season dates are set by the Colorado Division of >> read more >>

While South Fork is not precisely the center of the San Luis Valley, as far as snowmobile hobbyists are concerned, the town and the area nearby are the capital for the activity in this part of southern Colorado. Snowmobile Rentals Twin Pine Motor Sports Season after season Twin Pine Motor Sports remains the San Luis >> read more >>

South Fork Chamber of Commerce South Fork is more than a place to spend time, but rather a state of mind. People here believe in establishing relationships for years of treasured mountain memories. There is no need to look further than South Fork for the place of solitude away from the roar of society where >> read more >>

Great Sand Dunes National Park Explore the tallest dunes in North America right here in the San Luis Valley. The Great Sand Dunes are very unique to the area. Enjoy hiking, sledding, sand boarding and exploring. Rugged 13,000 ft. summits, alpine lakes, tundra and ancient forest are protected in the Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. >> read more >>

Cumbres & Toltec Railroad The Cumbres and Toltec Railroad is a proud remnant of the spirit of the old west. Built in 1880, it goes through steep passes and deep gorges. The train operates seven days a week starting in May going thru to mid October. In 1970, the states of Colorado and New Mexico jointly >> read more >>

The Rio Grande Club Rated "One of the top 10 new courses" by Golf Digest. The Rio Grande Club offers Fine Dinning, Wedding Receptions, Conferences, and Tournaments. The 18 hole Championship course has a 138 slope and 72.9 difficulty rating. The course plays from 5800 to 7200 yards, depending on which of the 4 sets >> read more >>

Rio Grande River Rafting The Headwaters of the historic Rio Grande River begins its 1800 mile journey to the Gulf of Mexico high in the beautiful San Juan Mountains of Southern Colorado. Winding its way down through picturesque canyons and rolling hills. It provides some of the best river stretches for rafting in the state. >> read more >>