Fishing
Over 30 miles of the Rio Grande River is designated as "Gold Medal" fishing. Thirteen lakes and a multitude of creeks and streams are available within twenty miles of South Fork. There are many angler guides available to teach you the tips and tricks of Rocky Mountain fishing.

 

Four-Wheeling (Jeep's, ATV's, Dirtbikes)
Surrounded by 2 million acres of National Forest, service roads and trails offer endless miles to wander down. Whether you're an adventurer or just want to take a scenic drive, the Rio Grande National Forest has something to offer everyone. Rentals and guided tours available.

  • Popular 4-wheeling roads / information - Visit Website
    South Fork Visitor's Center: 800.571.0881
    Del Norte Forest Service: 719.657.3321

 

Golf Courses
There are several golf courses to experience on your visit to the San Luis Valley. The Rio Grande Club is a resort/private club featuring a majestic 18-hole championship golf course in South Fork. The Cattails in Alamosa has a long history here and is enjoyed by many!

 

Hiking & Mountain Biking
The mountains surrounding South Fork, Colorado offer twelve recommended trails with a variety of terrain and distances or you can take a leisurely stroll down the thousands of miles of forest service roads. A complete mile post guide book of the entire Silver Thread Scenic Byway, which is 75 miles long, and it's points of interest is available at the South Fork Visitor's Center for $1.00.

  • South Fork Visitor's Center - Phone: 800.571.0811

 

Hunting
Some of the best game hunting in the state is found in the San Luis Valley. Big Game include elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mountain lion and bear. Guides and Outfitters are available to give you a real Rocky Mountain experience!

 

Skiing & Snow Boarding
Some of the best alpine skiing and snow boarding can be found in and around the San Luis Valley. Wolf Creek Ski Area is the premier attraction, along with Monarch Mountain. We have some of the best, and undiscovered, snow in Colorado! View a fill list of Ski Areas.

 

Snowmobiling
The South Fork Area boasts over 255 miles of groomed and marked snowmobile trails courtesy of our two snowmobile clubs plus plenty of open meadows and steep hill climbs. Terrain starts at 8,500 feet and climbs to nearly 12,000 feet. Guide services and tours are available for families and adventurers alike.

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