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Wolf Creek Pass is a high mountain pass on the Continental Divide, in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. It is the route through which U.S. Highway 160 passes from the San Luis Valley into southwest Colorado on its way to New Mexico and Arizona. The pass is notable as inspiration of a C. W. McCall song. The pass is significantly ...
Der Wolf Creek Pass ist ein hoher Bergpass am Highway 160. Er wurde zu einer legendären Fahrt, als CW McCall einen gleichnamigen Song veröffentlichte, der an den Pass erinnert. Der Pass ist die Hauptverbindung zwischen Pagosa Springs und Alamosa. In der Gegend gibt es auch zahlreiche Wandermöglichkeiten.
Deep within the San Juan Mountains, Wolf Creek Pass is a steep and beautiful mountain pass in Southwest Colorado. The pass falls right along the Great Continental Divide. and can be traversed via US 160 between the towns of South Fork and Pagosa Springs.
Wolf Creek Pass is a high Mountain Pass located on Highway 160. It became a legendary drive when CW McCall released a song of the same name memorializing the pass. The pass is the main connection between Pagosa Springs and Alamosa. There are also plenty fo hikes to be found and enjoyed in the area, so once you're done with this drive, look up ...
Wolf Creek Pass crosses the Continental Divide in Colorado between South Fork and Pagosa Springs. Drivers can expect a 7% grade on the western side of the pass at the steepest points, and less on eastern side. This pass is traversed by HWY 160 as it travels by the Wolf Creek Ski Area.
Complete Rocky Mountain scenic drive on Wolf Creek Pass (U.S. Route 160) eastbound from Pagosa Springs to South Fork in southwest Colorado.This drive was fil...
The Pass features a dangerous hairpin curve six-and-a-half miles from the summit. Know how far you'll travel. Drivers will travel more than eight miles from the summit (near the Wolf Creek Ski Area) to the west base of the Pass (near Treasure Falls). Identify public-access roads.
