Wolf Creek is an awesome ski Mtn. if you like classic tele skiing or AT/ Board mtn with no hype just skiing. If you enjoy hiking there is tremendous upside. I have to say "Woofcyn" you are a classic! Proven by your statement that you have to lean back to keep your tips up. You should definitely stay back east... more

What do you want out of your ski trip. If you like a decent sized mountain, with a nice variety of runs from the steep side of a peak to a meandering green. If you like a family atmosphere and affordable prices. If you are a snow snob and want the most gorgeous powder in CO then this is your... more

This is a small, local mountain. It tends to get a lot of snow. However, if you don't time it correctly and snow conditions are poor, you will have little flexibility to do anything else. Our first two days we were stuck in the condo at Pagosa Springs bored and with nothing to do (no sports, restaurants, bars, town, etc.)... more

It is hard to put Wolf Creek in a category. Although it has amazing snow and terrain, you have to remember this is a mom and pop run resort. If you go during peak season, you will be stuck in long ticket, lift lines with overcrowded amenities...period. It has no lodging at the resort and there is no apri skiing... more

Stayed in Pagosa ... very laid back, not commercialized. Wolf Creek is same way ... staff is nice, nothing swank ... exact reason why we loved it. Mountain is beautiful. Tons of snow when we were there, short lines. I read where the trails were not marked clearly and found it to be true. We were beginners and did fine.... more

I'm a snowboarder from Fort Worth. I've spent my hard earned cash at probably over 50 major resorts across Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, California, and British Columbia. I've seen the glitz and the glamour and have come to appreciate the resorts that make it simple.... easy..... fun... affordable. With that being said, dollar for dollar Wolf Creek is by far the... more

Wolf creek was a bad experience overall. Around new years day, there were long lines for everything. Ski rental shop was very crowed and way too small. Nothing is computerized like most other resorts. Staff is friendly, but facilities are way over extended. Bathrooms are 3rd world. Difficult to find a place to sit and eat lunch unless you eat... more

We visited Wolf Creek in March of 2007 and it was GREAT! We took everyone's advice and took the group lessons. For beginners, this is definitely the way to go! The lines at the lifts were almost non-existent. I believe if you are thinking about visiting here, you should expect short lines except during the typically busy weeks (Christmas, New... more

My family and I went up to Wolf Creek and skied November 25, 2006. We were planning on going to Durango but there is very little snow there. So my family and I decided to drive on up and ski at Wolf Creek. It was fantastic. They were great! The Snow was AWESOME Powder. It snowed on us on and... more