Canyon Crest Lodge Pagosa Springs

Canyon Crest Lodge a large private home built by its English owner in the style and traditions of an old castle with 18thick stonewalls.Standing near the edge of the glorious Martinez Canyon in 36 acres of tall shady Ponderosa pine trees and beautifully landscaped flower gardens.In the comfortable sitting room, there are natural stone arches and a large stone fireplace where guests can enjoy open log fires whilst sipping their complimentary cocktails.The house is furnished with all the grace and elegance of England. Five suites with private bathroom and deck all have unsurpassed views of the Magnificent San Juan Mountains and the Valley of Pagosa.Large wrap around decks for guests to relax and enjoy the splendors of the Colorado wild life that inhabit the groundsThis romantic retreat can offer peace and seclusion or special occasions, such as memorable weddings for up to 300 people, where our fine dining chef can offer candle light dinners, tableside service, buffet style or BBQ meals.

From Durango travel east towards Pagosa Springs (approx 54 miles) on Highway 160. You will pass the historic site Chimney Rock on the right (17 miles from Pagosa).You will pass through Aspen Springs with the blue windmill on the right. A few miles further along the road, on the right hand side you will see Happy Camper R.V. Park and on the left hand side of the road Elk Park (3 miles before your turn). Continue on 160 the road narrows to one lane, slow down and look for the left hand turn.Turn left into TRAILS Blvd (house 2 miles from 160) Follow Trails Blvd to the end turn right into Yeoman Drive. stay on the road to the end, then turn left into my drive, follow it round to the right until you reach the house.From Highway 84 turn left onto Highway 160 continue (approx. 8 miles) through all the commercial part of town traveling west at 45 miles per hour. Passing the two gas stations on your right Shell and Texaco e the speed limit will change to 55 mph. Just after the sign turn right into Trails Blvd and follow the directions as above. There is also a sign which says Water Loading at the entrance to Trails Blvd