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Record flooding hit Pagosa Springs, Colorado, in late October 2026 as the San Juan River crested at its highest level since 1911, leading to evacuations, National Guard assistance, infrastructure damage, and a state disaster declaration.
Short-term rentals in Pagosa Springs dropped 54.6% YoY to 802 listings with stable long-term rental metrics around $2,050 average rent and 76 units available.
Updates on the ongoing US 160 reconstruction in Pagosa Springs, including specific work at intersections during early October 2026.
Update on Swiss Roll Fire reaching 88% containment with no new starts; Stage 1 fire restrictions lifted mid-September in Pagosa Springs area.
Heavy rain from Hurricane Polo remnants prompts flood watch in Pagosa Springs area, with forecasts of 2-4 inches of precipitation and saturated conditions raising localized flooding risks, though river levels remain below major flood stage.