Lickety-Split Improv night! Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30 start to a one hour Improv show.  $10 at Pagosa Center for the Arts, 2313 Eagle Drive.

Lickety-Split Improv is a comedy and improvisation group founded by veteran performers Karisa Bruin and Scott Morehead, who both came up through the Chicago comedy scene and have spent the last 20+ years performing in improv and sketch theaters large and small in Chicago, New York, LA and beyond. Karisa made her Thingamajig debut in Karl Isberg’s Last Call at the Riptide in 2023 and both Karisa and Scott are acting in Thingamajig’s winter show, Tiny Beautiful Things. With training from the UCB, iO, the Second City, Magnet and Annoyance theaters, Lickety-Split brings high-level, professional comedy to Pagosa Springs.

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Lickety-Split Improv night! Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30 start to a one hour Improv show.  $10 at Pagosa Center for the Arts, 2313 Eagle Drive.

Lickety-Split Improv is a comedy and improvisation group founded by veteran performers Karisa Bruin and Scott Morehead, who both came up through the Chicago comedy scene and have spent the last 20+ years performing in improv and sketch theaters large and small in Chicago, New York, LA and beyond. Karisa made her Thingamajig debut in Karl Isberg’s Last Call at the Riptide in 2023 and both Karisa and Scott are acting in Thingamajig’s winter show, Tiny Beautiful Things. With training from the UCB, iO, the Second City, Magnet and Annoyance theaters, Lickety-Split brings high-level, professional comedy to Pagosa Springs.

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1h 49m | Rated R | 2024
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In a dystopian future America, a team of military-embedded journalists races against time to reach Washington, D.C., before rebel factions descend upon the White House.

TICKET PRICES
Adults – $13.00
Children (12 & Under) – $11.00
Seniors (60 & Over) – $11.00
Veterans – $10.00

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY

• DOORS OPEN AT 6pm 
• SHOWTIME 7pm

SUNDAY

• DOORS OPEN AT 3pm SHOWTIME 4pm

MONDAY MATINEE AT 3:00
TICKET PRICE is $10 and includes a FREE small drink and popcorn!

CLOSED ON THURSDAYS

Caldwells Liberty Bar is planning our first Poetry Reading Night. 21+ event on Tuesday, May 14th @ 6pm. Caldwells Liberty Bar is at 420 Pagosa St. (Enter in the door inside the Metro Hallway, as Liberty Theatre will be closed.)

What: Guests are invited to share their own writings. May not share from other sources, just your spirit. Each guest will have 5 minutes to share their writing.

Who: Anyone 21+!

We will be limited on seating, so you will need to message us, and let us know how many people are in your party. You will receive a confirmation that you are on the list. I’m still figuring out how many people we can for comfortably. We are a small, but awesome bar!

Why: Because it’s poetry night!! It’s a chance to be brave, to hear other people’s thoughts and writings, to share your own. A chance to make someone laugh, or cry.

We are not charging a reading fee. I didn’t like those. Instead, we are doing a one drink minimum. We have a fully stocked bar, wine, and beer. We can make mocktails for those that don’t drink, or just a simple soda.

Guests may present about any subject. You are asked to not share things that are overly graphic. No racists pieces, or pieces against another group of people (religion, sexuality, etc.)

What to bring:

• You and your friends!
• Your valid ID.
• Writing you want to share
• Tissues in your pocket, in case someone touches your spirit.

Bring more than one piece to share. Depending on how many readers, there may be time for more than one.

I’m crazy excited to host this poetry night! Hope to do more in the future! Don’t forget to message Caldwell’s Liberty Bar or call to reserve your spot!

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Tour takes visitors 1/3 of a mile up the Great Pueblo Trail and makes several stops along the way to enjoy the ancient Puebloan structures built over 1000 years ago. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday mornings. Recommended for ages 5 & up.  $6-$12. Check-in at plaza kiosk 10am. 10:30am-12pm.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

May 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30 & 31. 

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This two-hour tour takes visitors along the Mesa Village Trail, the Great House Trail & a stunning view from atop the Mesa Ridge aimed specifically at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Monday & Friday mornings-May 17,20,24,27,31

Wednesday evenings-May 22 & 28

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Tour takes visitors 1/3 of a mile up the Great Pueblo Trail and makes several stops along the way to enjoy the ancient Puebloan structures built over 1000 years ago. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday mornings. Recommended for ages 5 & up.  $6-$12. Check-in at plaza kiosk 10am. 10:30am-12pm.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

May 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30 & 31. 

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

The 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans: on the hike to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 7:45-8am. 8-10:30am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Tour takes visitors 1/3 of a mile up the Great Pueblo Trail and makes several stops along the way to enjoy the ancient Puebloan structures built over 1000 years ago. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday mornings. Recommended for ages 5 & up.  $6-$12. Check-in at plaza kiosk 10am. 10:30am-12pm.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

May 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30 & 31. 

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This two-hour tour takes visitors along the Mesa Village Trail, the Great House Trail & a stunning view from atop the Mesa Ridge aimed specifically at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Monday & Friday mornings-May 17,20,24,27,31

Wednesday evenings-May 22 & 28

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Tour takes visitors 1/3 of a mile up the Great Pueblo Trail and makes several stops along the way to enjoy the ancient Puebloan structures built over 1000 years ago. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday mornings. Recommended for ages 5 & up.  $6-$12. Check-in at plaza kiosk 10am. 10:30am-12pm.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

May 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30 & 31. 

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans. Hike up to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 4:45-5pm. 5-7:30pm.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

The 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans: on the hike to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 7:45-8am. 8-10:30am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Tour takes visitors 1/3 of a mile up the Great Pueblo Trail and makes several stops along the way to enjoy the ancient Puebloan structures built over 1000 years ago. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday mornings. Recommended for ages 5 & up.  $6-$12. Check-in at plaza kiosk 10am. 10:30am-12pm.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

May 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 30 & 31. 

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This two-hour tour takes visitors along the Mesa Village Trail, the Great House Trail & a stunning view from atop the Mesa Ridge aimed specifically at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Monday & Friday mornings-May 17,20,24,27,31

Wednesday evenings-May 22 & 28

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans. Hike up to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 4:45-5pm. 5-7:30pm.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This two-hour tour takes visitors along the Mesa Village Trail, the Great House Trail & a stunning view from atop the Mesa Ridge aimed specifically at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Monday & Friday mornings-May 17,20,24,27,31

Wednesday evenings-May 22 & 28

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

The 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans: on the hike to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 7:45-8am. 8-10:30am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Join us for a monthly scrapbooking day at the Senior Center Dining room. Scrapbookers and crafters join to finish projects, share ideas and have a great time the 2nd Saturday of each month!

The Pagosa Springs Scrapbooking Club holds monthly meetings the second Saturday of each month at the Pagosa Senior Center. This creative tradition has been happening since 2005, started by Melissa Bailey and continued by Kathy Ruth through the years. They will meet each month from 10:00am – 3:00pm to be creative, share ideas, connect with friends, learn new techniques, share supplies and indulge in a potluck lunch together.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This two-hour tour takes visitors along the Mesa Village Trail, the Great House Trail & a stunning view from atop the Mesa Ridge aimed specifically at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans.

Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. 8-10:15am.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Monday & Friday mornings-May 17,20,24,27,31

Wednesday evenings-May 22 & 28

Open 7 days a week, May 15-October 14. Programs range in price from $5-$25. Reservations for programs: https://chimneyrockco.org or 877-444-6777. Monument:  970-883-2455. The gift Shop is open from 9am-4:30pm.

Kick off the hiking season with a blast from the past! Keep your eyes peeled for more events throughout the year.

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

This 2.5 hour guided tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans. Hike up to the Chacoan Great House Pueblo. Guests must meet their guide at the Hwy 151 entry gate during check-in. Tickets: $20, ages 13 & up; $10, 5-12. Check-in 4:45-5pm. 5-7:30pm.

There is also a $20 USFS use fee/vehicle activity pass. Purchase online at Recreation.gov or purchase with cash on-site.

Tour participants will be taken on a journey through geologic time to learn what the rocks present at Chmney Rock today tell us about the geography of southwestern Colorado over time.  Participants will also learn how to identify common rocks and fossils in the area.  

More information and tickets and more info at https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787

Saturdays Mornings

Tuesday Evenings

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Chimney Rock National Monument lies within the San Juan National Forest, between Pagosa Springs and Durango, encompassing 4,726 acres, preserving hundreds of prehistoric sites that dot the landscape around the twin spires. A sacred place that celebrates the life of Ancestral Puebloans over 1000 years ago.

Family-Oriented Festival is held at Chimney Rock’s Visitor Center area.  Learn about the skills of the ancients from Chimney Rock volunteers.  Try yucca pounding, make a clay pot, design a pictograph, weave a textile, grind corn, or throw a spear with an atlatl.  Visit with presenters who will share the importance of astronomy and dendrochronology.  Native American arts and crafts for sale.  10am-4pm.  

“Please Be advised of the Following information, as advised by Chimney Rock Monument.”

Chimney Rock National Monument is day use only. Due to parking limitations at the upper parking lot, customers may occasionally need to wait at the visitor center.

None of the ancient structures are visible from the parking lot.

Special Programs and/or tours may be canceled due to threatening weather. If so, Rain Checks will be available.

There is no water at the site. Bottled water can be purchased at the Gift Shop.

All fees are considered as donations and are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and proper clothing for high desert elevation with potential weather changes.

Pets (except for service animals) are not permitted on the interpretive trails. Please do not leave pets in your vehicle or tied outside as there is no shade.  A shaded, unmonitored, kennel is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Kennel locks are available to borrow from the Visitor Center. Dog owners must provide dog water.

There is limited power and phone service available.

Picnic tables and restrooms are available near the Visitor Center.

Future Tickets and more information. https://www.recreation.gov/ticket/facility/234787. 

Stand-up comedy returns to the Liberty Theatre with a summer event we are calling “Comedy & Cocktails.” Featuring Billie J Puttergill, John Padon, and the return of William Lee Martin, you won’t want to miss this event!

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON.

Join us for a monthly scrapbooking day at the Senior Center Dining room. Scrapbookers and crafters join to finish projects, share ideas and have a great time the 2nd Saturday of each month!

The Pagosa Springs Scrapbooking Club holds monthly meetings the second Saturday of each month at the Pagosa Senior Center. This creative tradition has been happening since 2005, started by Melissa Bailey and continued by Kathy Ruth through the years. They will meet each month from 10:00am – 3:00pm to be creative, share ideas, connect with friends, learn new techniques, share supplies and indulge in a potluck lunch together.

Stand-up comedy returns to the Liberty Theatre with a summer event we are calling “Comedy & Cocktails.” Featuring Billie J Puttergill, John Padon, and the return of William Lee Martin, you won’t want to miss this event!

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON.

Stand-up comedy returns to the Liberty Theatre with a summer event we are calling “Comedy & Cocktails.” Featuring Billie J Puttergill, John Padon, and the return of William Lee Martin, you won’t want to miss this event!

Visit PagosaMovies.com for more info.

Pagosa Springs area artists are opening the doors to their studios for one weekend only – August 23-25. This is a free, self guided tour open to the public. Multiple art types are showcased in this studio tour – see the artists at work in their own studios!