The Story Of Headwaters Haus
Nestled in the heart of Creede, Colorado, Headwaters Haus carries a story that spans more than 30 years—a story of connection, creativity, and a love for the outdoors. It all began in 1993, when Anne and Dale Pizel helped Jim and Mary Linda Rich find their dream fishing haven. Over the years, the Rich family filled the cabin with laughter, storytelling, fishing adventures, and artistic inspiration.
Fast forward three decades, and the Pizel family—Anne, Dale, and their children Abbey, Andrew, Emily and Ben—came full circle, purchasing the cabin from the Rich family. With deep respect for its legacy, we carefully renovated the space, creating a retreat that blends modern comforts with the timeless charm of its origins.
Today, Headwaters Haus invites new generations of adventurers to make their own memories. Whether you’re here to fish, explore, or simply unwind, you’re stepping into a story that continues to unfold—one guest at a time. Welcome to your next chapter.
Headwaters Haus Carries A 30 Year Old
Story Worth Telling
The History of Creede
Creede’s journey began as a vibrant mining town in 1891, drawing pioneers and adventurers in search of silver. It quickly rose to prominence, peaking in 1896, and became known for its thriving community, rich culture, and stunning mountain landscapes. While mining shaped its origins, today Creede is celebrated for its blend of history, art, and outdoor adventure. Wander through its historic streets, explore the preserved remnants of its mining past, and experience the unparalleled beauty that makes Creede a sought-after destination for travelers from all walks of life.
Comfort & Style
Lush bedding, cozy living spaces, and stylish decor that echoes the charm of Creede’s history.
Free Wifi
Stay Connected with our High-speed internet connection.
Pet Friendly
Explore the great outdoors with your family pets. Pets welcomed and encouraged!!
Fishing
Enjoy fishing at its best!! The best fishing usually runs from June into October.
Skiing
Something most people don’t know: Wolf Creek Ski Area has the most natural snow in all of Colorado.
Hiking
Trails galore interlace the countryside around Creede and throughout Mineral County.
