Guest Cabins, Regenerative Farm Stays,
& Wellness Retreats
Opening January 2026 - Reservations Coming Soon!
Our 42 acre Ranch is home to a host of endless enriching experiences for solo travelers, couples, or the entire family. From hands-on agricultural farm stays to purely blissful wellness amenities & scenery; your stay can be as immersive or disconnected as you please.
Browse & Book our luxurious cabin accommodations that best fit your group size & needs. We can't wait to host you at 84 Ranch!
All About Comfort
Your Private Colorado Retreat awaits.
With luxurious amenities inside and out of each Private Guest Cabin, you're sure to find all of the perfect pieces to enjoy an unforgettable stay.
Full Service Cabins
Private Guest Cabins are equipped with running water, a kitchenette w/ cooktops, full bathrooms with luxurious walk-in showers, and select Cabins with large soaking tubs offering scenic views.
Your kitchen is complete with cookware & utensils, and washrooms finished with plush robes & towels.
Wellness Spaces
Participating in Ranch hand activities with Us is optional, but relaxing is a must.
Enjoy various wellness spaces on the Ranch such as Private Wood Burning Hot Tubs on the patio of select Cabins, Sauna, Cold Plunge, and farm-to-table Organic eats from the 84 Ranch Farm Market + Picnic Bistro.
Pet & Family Friendly
84 Ranch is perfect for solo & couples getaways, but our 40+ acres is meant for the entire family to enjoy; furry ones, too!
You'll find plenty of spaces to experience together; also opportunities for the kids to enjoy crafting and ranch activities, while you escape to the Barn Bar for some more adult-geared getaway time.
Luxuriously Appointed Stays
Sunny Chalet | A-Frame Cabin
About the A-Frame Cabins
True to its name, the Sunny Chalet sleeps up to 4 guests, with a spacious king-size bed and a queen sofa sleeper.
The vaulted family room, framed by the cabin’s iconic glass wall, is filled with natural light and endless views.
Watch sunrises from your lounge chair, cozy up for stargazing at night, or unwind with your favorite shows on the smart TV.
All beds include plenty of linens & pillows for a comfortable & restful nights sleep.
Amenities
-King-Size Bed
-Queen Sofa Sleeper
-Smart TV
-Kitchenette stocked with everything you need: Mini-fridge, Two-burner stove, Microwave, Keurig, Toaster, Cookware, + Dishware
-Outdoor BBQ Grill
-Walk-in Shower
-Deep-Soaking Tub
-Plush Cotton Towels & Robes
-Essential Toiletries + Little extras to make you feel pampered.
-Private Patio w/ Adirondack Chairs
-Fire Pit
-Gear Storage
-Private Wood-Burning Hot Tub
-Self controlled Heating + Cooling
Arrangements
-365sq ft.
-2 Beds
-1 Bath
-Capacity: 4 Adults or 2 Children 12 & Under + 2 Adults
-Private Parking
-Private Patio
-Pet Friendly
Modern Bunkhouse | Signature Cabins
About the Signature Cabins
With room for up to 4 guests, the Modern Bunkhouse features a spacious King bed and a cozy Queen loft, making it an ideal escape for couples, small families, or close friends.
This 255 sq. ft. studio cabin blends seamlessly into the natural landscape, with large windows that welcome mountain views and offer incredible stargazing at night.
The rustic/modern design pairs comfort with style, creating a peaceful space where meaningful moments happen naturally.
All beds include plenty of linens & pillows for a comfortable & restful nights sleep.
Amenities
-King-Size Bed
-Queen Loft Bed
-Kitchenette stocked with everything you need: Full-sized fridge, Two-burner stove, Microwave, Keurig, Toaster, Cookware, + Dishware
-Outdoor BBQ Grill
-Walk-in Shower
-Plush Cotton Towels & Robes
-Essential Toiletries + Little extras to make you feel pampered.
-Private Patio w/ Adirondack Chairs + Table
-Private Fire Pit
-Gear Storage
-Self controlled Heating + Cooling
-Covered Private Parking
Arrangements
-255sq ft.
-2 Beds
-1 Bath + Vanity
-Capacity: 4 Adults or 2 Children 12 & Under + 2 Adults
-Covered Private Parking
-Private Patio w/ Dining Area
-Pet Friendly
Ranch Hand Hideaway | Studio Cabin
About the Studio Cabins
For those who are after the simple luxuries in life -- this cozy modern-rustic studio puts you right in the heart of it all.
Surrounded by scenic views of pastures and mountains, the studio cabins are a peaceful retreat for hunters, hikers, fishermen, winter sports enthusiasts, and anyone craving a deeper connection to the land.
Thoughtfully designed for comfort, it sleeps two and includes a king-size bed, framed by large windows for sweeping daylight views and nighttime stargazing.
All beds include plenty of linens & pillows for a comfortable & restful nights sleep.
Amenities
-King-Size Bed
-Kitchenette stocked with everything you need: Mini-fridge, Two-burner stove, Microwave, Keurig, Toaster, Cookware, + Dishware
-Outdoor BBQ Grill
-Walk-in Shower
-Vessel Sink + Vanity
-Plush Cotton Towels & Robes
-Essential Toiletries + Little extras to make you feel pampered.
-Private Patio w/ Adirondack Chairs
-Fire Pit
-Gear Storage
-Self controlled Heating + Cooling
Arrangements
-204sq ft.
-1 King Bed
-1 Bath
-Capacity: 2 Adults
-Private Parking
-Private Patio
-Pet Friendly
The Experiences
Travel Info
Address & Basics
📍 Address & Basics
- 84 Ranch is located at 6252A US-84, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147.
- It lies directly on US-84 just outside of town, making it relatively easy to reach by car.
🛣️ Route Options & Directions
Here are general direction notes depending on where you’re coming from:
👉 From: Pagosa Springs (town center / US-160 intersection)
On: US-84
Directions: Head southeast out of Pagosa on US-84. 84 Ranch is a few miles out, on the south side of US-84.
👉 From: From south / New Mexico side
On: US-84 (continuing north)
Directions: Stay on US-84 northward until you reach 84 Ranch.
👉 From: From Wolf Creek Pass / US-160 (east or west approach)
On: US-160 → US-84
Directions: If you're coming via US-160 (Wolf Creek Pass), reach Pagosa Springs, then connect to US-84 from the junction point (on your left) and head toward the ranch.
Hunting Season Info
🏔️ Where You’ll Be Hunting
Pagosa Springs lies in Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) Game Management Units (GMUs) 77, 78, and 771, covering parts of the San Juan National Forest and Weminuche Wilderness.
Terrain & Elevation:
- Elevation ranges from 7,000–12,000 ft, offering diverse landscapes — meadows, thick timber, and alpine ridges.
- Weather can shift quickly. Snow, wind, or mud are common even in early seasons, especially near Wolf Creek Pass.
- Access roads vary from paved highways to rough forest service tracks — a 4WD vehicle or ATV is highly recommended.
🎯 Major Game Species
Pagosa’s healthy wildlife populations make it a top draw for hunters across the U.S.
Elk (Rocky Mountain)
Archery (late Aug–Sept), Rifle (Oct–Nov). OTC bull tags available in certain units.
Mule Deer
Limited draw only — plan and apply early through CPW.
Black Bear
Often combined with archery or muzzleloader elk hunts. Requires additional license and harvest reporting.
Turkey
Spring and Fall seasons. Excellent Merriam’s habitat in lower elevations along US-84 and Blanco Basin.
🗓️ Seasons & Licensing
- Licenses & Tags: Purchase or apply through Colorado Parks & Wildlife.
- Over-the-counter (OTC) bull elk licenses are available for many units.
- Mule deer, cow elk, and bear tags are limited and require draw or leftover purchase.
- Application Deadlines: Typically April for big game draws.
- Hunter Education: Required for anyone born after Jan 1, 1949.
- Habitat Stamp: Mandatory for all licenses.
Tip: Always double-check the latest CPW regulations for season dates, weapon restrictions, and GMU boundaries before your hunt.
🚙 Access & Travel Tips
- Main access routes: US-160 (through town and east toward Wolf Creek Pass) and US-84 (south toward Chromo and New Mexico).
- Forest Service Roads: Many roads close during wet or snowy conditions — check San Juan National Forest road updates before departure.
- Cell service: Limited in the backcountry; consider offline maps or GPS units like OnX Hunt or Gaia GPS.
- Camping: Dispersed camping is allowed in most National Forest areas, or stay in local cabins and ranch accommodations for added comfort.
🪵 What to Pack
- Blaze orange vest & hat (required during rifle seasons)
- Waterproof boots & gaiters
- Layered clothing (for 20°F mornings and 60°F afternoons)
- GPS / offline map / compass
- Extra fuel, food, and tire chains if driving mountain passes
- Game bags, tarp, and rope for field dressing & packing out
🦅 Ethics & Safety
- Always identify your target and what’s beyond it.
- Respect private property boundaries — ask permission when in doubt.
- Pack out all trash and spent shells.
- Follow fire restrictions when camping.
- Report poaching or illegal activity to Operation Game Thief (1-877-265-6648).
🧭 Local Resources
- Colorado Parks & Wildlife Office: Durango Regional Office — (970) 247-0855
- San Juan National Forest Office (Pagosa Ranger District): (970) 264-2268
- Meat Processing: Multiple local butchers and wild game processors available in Pagosa Springs.
- Gear & Supplies: Ski & Bow Rack (Pagosa), and local outfitters on US-160.
- Guided Hunts: Several licensed outfitters in the area offer drop camps, horseback access, and guided hunts in GMUs 77–78.
🏕️ After the Hunt
Unwind in true Pagosa fashion —
- Soak in your private wood burning hot tub on your Cabin patio, or the Pagosa Hot Springs to ease sore muscles.
- Grab a hearty meal at the 84 Ranch Farm Market + Picnic Bistro
- Explore scenic drives through Wolf Creek Pass or the Blanco Basin before heading home.
🪓 Final Tips
- Expect altitude to affect endurance — pace yourself and hydrate.
- Keep your vehicle winter-ready; mountain weather changes fast.
- Arrive early to scout, learn access points, and adjust to the elevation.
Skiiers & Winter Travelers - Wolf Creek Pass
🏔️ The Mountain
- Wolf Creek Ski Area is perched at the top of the pass—one of Colorado’s most beloved and least crowded ski destinations.
- It’s famous for getting the most snow in Colorado, averaging over 430 inches per year. Powder days are frequent, and terrain varies from mellow groomers to steep tree runs and bowls.
- Elevation: 10,300 ft base / 11,904 ft summit — expect thinner air and strong sun exposure.
Route: US-160 (Wolf Creek Pass) connects Pagosa Springs (west) to South Fork (east).
❄️Winter Driving Tips:
- Check road conditions before leaving. Wolf Creek Pass can close temporarily for snow control or avalanches.
👉 COtrip.org posts live road & closure updates. - Carry traction devices or AWD/4WD with snow tires. Colorado’s Traction Law (Code 15) often goes into effect during snowstorms.
- Start early. The pass can get socked in during afternoon storms, and parking fills fast on powder days.
- Fuel up in Pagosa Springs or South Fork — there are no gas stations on the pass itself.
- Cell service is spotty on the climb, so download maps and offline weather reports.
☕ Before You Go
- Hydrate & acclimate. At nearly 12,000 ft, altitude sickness is common—take it easy on day one.
- Pack layers. Weather can change fast; it’s not unusual to start sunny and end in a snow squall.
- Sunscreen is a must. UV exposure is stronger at high altitudes, even on cloudy days.
🧭 Bonus Tips
- Parking: Free, but fills early—arrive by 8 a.m. on weekends.
- Lift tickets: More affordable than most Colorado resorts, but purchase online ahead for busy dates.
- Avalanche awareness: If you’re venturing beyond ski boundaries, bring gear (beacon, shovel, probe) and check the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) forecast.
All-Season Activities in Pagosa Springs
🌄 Welcome to Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Tucked in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, Pagosa Springs is a four-season haven where mountain adventure meets small-town charm. Known for its natural hot springs, stunning alpine scenery, and endless outdoor recreation, Pagosa offers something for every type of traveler — from powder chasers to summer explorers, and everyone in between.
🩵 Spring — The Great Thaw
As the snow begins to melt, rivers rush and wildflowers start to bloom. Spring in Pagosa is peaceful, uncrowded, and ideal for soaking, sightseeing, and scenic drives.
Top Spring Activities:
- 🌿Hot Springs Relaxation: Enjoy the world-famous Pagosa Hot Springs, naturally heated by geothermal activity from the world’s deepest hot spring.
- 🚣♀️ Early-Season Rafting & Kayaking: The San Juan River comes alive with meltwater — perfect for whitewater enthusiasts.
- 🐻 Wildlife Watching: Elk, deer, and bears become active again; bring binoculars for early morning sightings.
- ☕ Town Exploring: Stroll through local cafes, boutiques, and art galleries downtown before the summer rush.
🌞 Summer — Adventure Season
Long days, warm weather, and cool mountain nights make summer the perfect time to explore Pagosa’s outdoors.
Top Summer Activities:
- 🥾 Hiking & Backpacking: Trails in the San Juan National Forest and Weminuche Wilderness range from gentle lake walks to challenging alpine treks.
- 🚵 Mountain Biking: Explore the Turkey Springs Trail System or Jackson Mountain area for scenic rides.
- 🏞️ Water Adventures: Paddleboard or tube the San Juan River through town, or fish one of many alpine lakes and rivers.
- 🎣 Fishing: Gold Medal waters and high-mountain lakes make Pagosa a top destination for trout fishing.
- 🌅 Festivals & Farmers Markets: Local events celebrate art, music, and the region’s agricultural roots.
🍂 Fall — The Golden Season
When the aspens turn gold, Pagosa becomes a postcard. Crisp mornings and quiet trails make autumn one of the most scenic times to visit.
Top Fall Activities:
- 🚗 Leaf-Peeping Drives: US-160 and US-84 offer some of Colorado’s best fall foliage views.
- 🥾 Hiking & Photography: Cooler temps make for ideal hiking — and fewer crowds on the trails.
- 🦌 Wildlife Viewing & Hunting: Elk and deer are most active, and hunting season draws outdoorsmen from across the state.
- 🍎 Harvest Season: Enjoy local cideries, craft breweries, and cozy cafes as the evenings cool.
❄️ Winter — A Snow Lover’s Dream
Pagosa transforms into a snow-globe town every winter, with deep powder, cozy lodges (cabins like ours), and plenty of ways to warm up.
Top Winter Activities:
- 🎿 Skiing & Snowboarding: Wolf Creek Ski Area (30 minutes east) boasts “The Most Snow in Colorado” — over 400 inches annually.
- 🏔️ Snowshoeing & Cross-Country Skiing: Miles of quiet forest trails around Coyote Hill and Reservoir Hill.
- 🛷 Sledding & Snowmobiling: Great family fun spots along US-84 and the upper San Juan Basin.
💧 Hot Springs in the Snow: Few things beat soaking in 100° mineral water while snow falls around you
