Photo by Pagosa Photography

According to the dictionary, the definition of treasure is something highly valued, as for purity or goodness. "Traditions We Treasure," the theme of the 2008 Archuleta County Fair, invokes the images of those things highly valued within our community. Our purpose is to not only advance the interest of agriculture in our county but to honor our rich western heritage through outstanding exhibits, attractions,games for the kids, livestock shows, and old-fashioned entertainment like Tim Sullivan.

Whether it's a prize ribbon from a project, meeting up with old friends or chowing down a plate of mouth-watering brisket at the Chuckwagon, we hope that each person comes away from this Fair with a stronger sense of the fundamental country values that has shaped our rural way of living. We know that the county fair experience is more than an agriculture experience. It is an opportunity for rural and urban people to come closer together, to educate and entertain the public, and to develop a broader sense of community.

So, we cordially invite our neighbors, friends, family and visitors to join us at the 57th edition of the Archuleta County Fair, July 31st - August 3rd, in creating new traditions for the future and remembering the "Traditions We Treasure".

 

Pagosa Springs is nestled in the Southwest Corner of Colorado. We are surrounded by the San Juan National Forest and are famous for our hot springs, lakes, and outdoor recreation.

Just 30 miles West of Wolf Creek Pass, the San Juan Mountains tower in the distance and provide an incredible backdrop to this quaint little mountain town.

WHERE TO STAY:

Click here for a list of hotels/motels.

For other visitor information, you can contact PlanetPagosa.com or our Chamber of Commerce.

For Pagosa Springs news, view the Pagosa Daily Post.