Things To Do
in San Luis

A great time to visit San Luis as the weather is mild and the wildflowers are in bloom.

Expect warm and dry weather, perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the nearby vineyards.

Another excellent time to visit as the temperatures are pleasant and the fall foliage is stunning.

While it can be chilly, winter is a great time for wine tasting and enjoying the cozy atmosphere of the town.

San Luis is a year-round destination with something unique to offer in each season. Whether you're into outdoor adventures, wine tasting, or simply enjoying the natural beauty, there's a season to suit every preference.

A scenic trail that offers stunning views of the Spanish Peaks and the surrounding area. It features a moderate level of difficulty and is perfect for hiking year-round.

This area features several hiking trails that vary in difficulty. The Cuchara Pass trail provides beautiful views of the mountains and is ideal for both experienced hikers and beginners.

With numerous trails ranging from easy to challenging, San Isabel National Forest offers diverse landscapes, from dense forests to open meadows, perfect for all hiking enthusiasts.

An easy hike suitable for families, Bear Lake Trail takes hikers through beautiful pine forests to a picturesque lake, making it a great spot for a peaceful day outdoors.

A challenging hike for experienced hikers, this trail leads to the summit of Crestone Needle, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. Best known for its rugged landscapes.

The primary airport serving the St. Louis area, located approximately 90 miles from San Luis.

One of the busiest airports in the world, located around 300 miles from San Luis.

An important airport for the Kansas City area, located about 250 miles from San Luis.

A major international airport serving the Denver area, approximately 600 miles from San Luis.

The primary airport serving the Des Moines area, located around 250 miles from San Luis.

The largest demographic group in San Luis, comprising a significant percentage of the population with roots in Mexico and Central America.

The second largest demographic group, including individuals of European descent.

This group makes up a smaller percentage of the population compared to Hispanic or Latino and White residents.

A smaller demographic group representing the indigenous peoples of the region.

This group includes individuals from various Asian backgrounds, though they represent a smaller portion of the population.

A demographic group that includes people identifying as belonging to more than one racial category.

Baseball is a highly popular sport in San Luis and is often played in local leagues and communities.

Soccer has gained immense popularity in San Luis, with many youth leagues and adult teams participating in local tournaments.

Basketball is widely played in schools and parks, with numerous recreational leagues available for various age groups.

Softball is a favorite community sport, especially among women’s leagues and recreational play during the summer months.

Beach and indoor volleyball are enjoyed in San Luis, with organized events attracting both amateurs and competitive players.