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Stevens Field (PGO/KPSO) is a county-owned general aviation airport serving Pagosa Springs, Colorado, from a high plateau at about 7,645 feet in the San Juan Mountains. It has a paved main runway and supports private, charter, and emergency services rather than large scheduled airline operations. The field is a common gateway for outdoor travelers heading to the Pagosa hot springs, Wolf Creek Pass, and surrounding public lands.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to check density altitude and afternoon mountain weather before departing; summer afternoons often bring gusty winds and thunderstorms, so an early departure is usually smoother and safer.
🚖 Getting There
Rental cars are the most practical option; arrange one in advance because rideshare and taxi availability in Pagosa Springs can be limited. The drive to downtown takes about 10–15 minutes, and US 160 is the main route. In winter, check road conditions for snow and ice, especially if continuing over Wolf Creek Pass.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the airport codes for Stevens Field?
A: Stevens Field uses IATA code PGO, ICAO code KPSO, and FAA identifier PSO.
Q: Is there scheduled airline service at Stevens Field?
A: Stevens Field is primarily a general aviation airport; scheduled commercial service has been limited or intermittent, so check current operators before planning a trip.
Q: How far is Stevens Field from downtown Pagosa Springs?
A: It is about 5 miles northwest of downtown Pagosa Springs, roughly a 10- to 15-minute drive via US 160 and local roads.
Q: What is the elevation and runway length at Stevens Field?
A: The airport elevation is approximately 7,645 feet, and its main paved runway is about 8,100 feet long. High elevation means aircraft performance can be noticeably reduced.
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